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... Nature are excited to the Study of Vir- 6 6 < tue . L No. III . Saturday , July 7 . Inter Silvas Academi quærere Verum . Hor . HE Courfe of my laft Speculation led me infenfi- Tbly into a Subject upon which I always meditate with great ...
... Nature are excited to the Study of Vir- 6 6 < tue . L No. III . Saturday , July 7 . Inter Silvas Academi quærere Verum . Hor . HE Courfe of my laft Speculation led me infenfi- Tbly into a Subject upon which I always meditate with great ...
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... nature ; but without it are like Hypocrify in Religion , or a bare Form of Holiness , which , when it is discovered , makes a Man more detestable than profeffed Impiety . GOOD NATURE is generally born with us ; Health , Profperity , and ...
... nature ; but without it are like Hypocrify in Religion , or a bare Form of Holiness , which , when it is discovered , makes a Man more detestable than profeffed Impiety . GOOD NATURE is generally born with us ; Health , Profperity , and ...
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... Nature . The greatest Wits I have converfed with are Men eminent for their Humanity . I take therefore this Remark to have been occafioned by two Reasons . First because Ill - nature among ordinary Obfervers paffes for Wit . A fpightful ...
... Nature . The greatest Wits I have converfed with are Men eminent for their Humanity . I take therefore this Remark to have been occafioned by two Reasons . First because Ill - nature among ordinary Obfervers paffes for Wit . A fpightful ...
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