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... nature . Nature builds the foundation ; art finifhes the fuperftructure . But " hu- 66 manum .cft errare " is the most candid and ingenuous apology for the defects of men , of whom the wifeft may be compared to the moft fublime writers ...
... nature . Nature builds the foundation ; art finifhes the fuperftructure . But " hu- 66 manum .cft errare " is the most candid and ingenuous apology for the defects of men , of whom the wifeft may be compared to the moft fublime writers ...
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... Nature , it must be confeffed , is not fo much fudied in the latter ; CALYPSO's paffion affords a small idea of the eminence of her condition . DIDO is the Queen , though degenerating into farts of refent- ment , from the influence of ...
... Nature , it must be confeffed , is not fo much fudied in the latter ; CALYPSO's paffion affords a small idea of the eminence of her condition . DIDO is the Queen , though degenerating into farts of refent- ment , from the influence of ...
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... nature . The exalted character esteems every worthy action of his predeceffors a reflection on himself , if he treads not the fame fteps ; the diminutive one , the fun- gus ' of prejudice , is composed of a Jefuitical crew , who from ...
... nature . The exalted character esteems every worthy action of his predeceffors a reflection on himself , if he treads not the fame fteps ; the diminutive one , the fun- gus ' of prejudice , is composed of a Jefuitical crew , who from ...
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