The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... Virtue , in the moft ge- neral Acceptation of the Word . That particular Scheme which comprehends the Social Virtues , may give Em- ployment to the most industrious Temper , and find a Man in Bufinefs more than the most active Station ...
... Virtue , in the moft ge- neral Acceptation of the Word . That particular Scheme which comprehends the Social Virtues , may give Em- ployment to the most industrious Temper , and find a Man in Bufinefs more than the most active Station ...
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... Virtue and Decency are fo nearly related , that it is difficult to feparate them from each other but in our Imagination . As the Beauty of the Body always accompanies the Health of it , fo certain- ly is Decency concomitant to Virtue ...
... Virtue and Decency are fo nearly related , that it is difficult to feparate them from each other but in our Imagination . As the Beauty of the Body always accompanies the Health of it , fo certain- ly is Decency concomitant to Virtue ...
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... Virtue is extinguished in him , tho ' he is able to write twenty Verses in an Evening ? Seneca fays , after his exalted Way of Talking , As the immortal Gods never learnt any Virtue tho they are endued with all that is good ; fo there ...
... Virtue is extinguished in him , tho ' he is able to write twenty Verses in an Evening ? Seneca fays , after his exalted Way of Talking , As the immortal Gods never learnt any Virtue tho they are endued with all that is good ; fo there ...
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