The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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Strona 93
... avoid the person , and not the [ vice ] which is univer- sally noxious ? To lose one's good name , to squander a ... avoided with that which is desirable ! Do you think it is of no con- sequence , whether your distresses arise from your ...
... avoid the person , and not the [ vice ] which is univer- sally noxious ? To lose one's good name , to squander a ... avoided with that which is desirable ! Do you think it is of no con- sequence , whether your distresses arise from your ...
Strona 98
... avoid him , as a debtor does Ruso ; who , when the woful calends come upon the unfortu nate man , unless he procures ... avoided from that which is to be sought . nor will reason persuade men to this , that he who breaks down the cabbage ...
... avoid him , as a debtor does Ruso ; who , when the woful calends come upon the unfortu nate man , unless he procures ... avoided from that which is to be sought . nor will reason persuade men to this , that he who breaks down the cabbage ...
Strona 128
... avoid : inso- much that , had he died less rich by one farthing , the more iniquitous would he have appeared to himself . For every thing , virtue , fame , glory , divine and human affairs , are sub- servient to the attraction of riches ...
... avoid : inso- much that , had he died less rich by one farthing , the more iniquitous would he have appeared to himself . For every thing , virtue , fame , glory , divine and human affairs , are sub- servient to the attraction of riches ...
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