The Works of HoraceHinds & Noble, 1919 - 209 |
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... manner with regard to friendship , and that virtue had affixed a reputable appellation to such an error . And as a father ought not to contemn his son , if he has any defect , in the same manner we ought not [ to con temn ] our friend ...
... manner with regard to friendship , and that virtue had affixed a reputable appellation to such an error . And as a father ought not to contemn his son , if he has any defect , in the same manner we ought not [ to con temn ] our friend ...
Strona 98
... manner as she distinguishes what is good from its reverse , and what is to be avoided from that which is to be sought . nor will reason persuade men to this , that he who breaks down the cabbage - stalk of his neighbor , sins in as ...
... manner as she distinguishes what is good from its reverse , and what is to be avoided from that which is to be sought . nor will reason persuade men to this , that he who breaks down the cabbage - stalk of his neighbor , sins in as ...
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... manner , even if presently fortune shall flow upon you in a river of gold ; either be- cause money can not change the natural disposition , or be- cause it is your opinion that all things are inferior to virtue alone . Can we wonder ...
... manner , even if presently fortune shall flow upon you in a river of gold ; either be- cause money can not change the natural disposition , or be- cause it is your opinion that all things are inferior to virtue alone . Can we wonder ...
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