The Spectator ...John Sharpe, 1803 |
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... virtue is seen in rising against the weight of nature ; and every time they have the resolution to discharge their duty they make a sacrifice of inclination to conscience , which is always too grateful to let its followers go without ...
... virtue is seen in rising against the weight of nature ; and every time they have the resolution to discharge their duty they make a sacrifice of inclination to conscience , which is always too grateful to let its followers go without ...
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... Virtue is the next necessary qualification for this domestic character , as it naturally produces constancy and mutual esteem . Thus Brutus and Portia were more remarkable for virtue and affection than any others of the age in which ...
... Virtue is the next necessary qualification for this domestic character , as it naturally produces constancy and mutual esteem . Thus Brutus and Portia were more remarkable for virtue and affection than any others of the age in which ...
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... virtue in ob- scurity often appears more illustrious in the eye of superior beings , than all that passes for grandeur and magnificence among men . When we look back upon the history of those who have borne the parts of kings ...
... virtue in ob- scurity often appears more illustrious in the eye of superior beings , than all that passes for grandeur and magnificence among men . When we look back upon the history of those who have borne the parts of kings ...
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