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Strona 67
Virtue , unknowing of base repulse , t shines with immaculate honours ; nor does she assume or lay aside the ensigns of her dignity , at the capricious veering of popular air . Virtue , throwing open heaven to those who deserve not to ...
Virtue , unknowing of base repulse , t shines with immaculate honours ; nor does she assume or lay aside the ensigns of her dignity , at the capricious veering of popular air . Virtue , throwing open heaven to those who deserve not to ...
Strona 94
Their portion is the eminent virtue of their parents , and a chastity reserved from any other man by a steadfast security : and it is forbidden to sin , or the reward is death . O , if there be any one willing to remove our impious ...
Their portion is the eminent virtue of their parents , and a chastity reserved from any other man by a steadfast security : and it is forbidden to sin , or the reward is death . O , if there be any one willing to remove our impious ...
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thing in nature , virtue , fame , glory , divine and human uffairs , are subservient to the attractions of riches , which , whoever shall have accumulated , he shall be illustrious , brave , just . What , wise too ?
thing in nature , virtue , fame , glory , divine and human uffairs , are subservient to the attractions of riches , which , whoever shall have accumulated , he shall be illustrious , brave , just . What , wise too ?
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