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... panion in fin is transformed into an object of loathing every loft creature , that any one contributed to ruin under the pretence of kindness , turns upon his feducer with execration and rage.Say not that this is mere preaching : it is ...
... panion in fin is transformed into an object of loathing every loft creature , that any one contributed to ruin under the pretence of kindness , turns upon his feducer with execration and rage.Say not that this is mere preaching : it is ...
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... panion , perhaps a benefactor , perhaps the father of a numerous family , perhaps a perfon with whom the welfare of a com- munity is nearly connected , and to hazard his own for a punctilio . - What shall I fay more ? True valour has ...
... panion , perhaps a benefactor , perhaps the father of a numerous family , perhaps a perfon with whom the welfare of a com- munity is nearly connected , and to hazard his own for a punctilio . - What shall I fay more ? True valour has ...
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... panion , or a man of rank and affluence , to the prejudice of a stranger , or of a poor man ; that there is nothing to hinder him from arriving at the very fummit of his wifhes , but a fcruple of confcience , which many would pronounce ...
... panion , or a man of rank and affluence , to the prejudice of a stranger , or of a poor man ; that there is nothing to hinder him from arriving at the very fummit of his wifhes , but a fcruple of confcience , which many would pronounce ...
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