The Rambler. ...J. Payne, 1752 |
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... understanding was beft adapted , or by which he would most easily be made wife or virtuous ? 3 WHOEVER fhall enquire by what motives he was determined on these important occa- fions , will find them fuch , as his pride will fcarcely ...
... understanding was beft adapted , or by which he would most easily be made wife or virtuous ? 3 WHOEVER fhall enquire by what motives he was determined on these important occa- fions , will find them fuch , as his pride will fcarcely ...
Strona 147
... understanding ; and that a habit of reading would enable me to fill up the vacui- ties of life without the help of trivial or dan- gerous amufements , and preferve me from the fnares of idlenefs and the inroads of temp- tătion . BUT ...
... understanding ; and that a habit of reading would enable me to fill up the vacui- ties of life without the help of trivial or dan- gerous amufements , and preferve me from the fnares of idlenefs and the inroads of temp- tătion . BUT ...
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... understanding . I am , & c . ASPER , THOUGH I am not wholly infenfible of the provocations which my correspondent has received , I cannot altogether commend the keenness of his refentment , nor encourage him to perfift in his resolution ...
... understanding . I am , & c . ASPER , THOUGH I am not wholly infenfible of the provocations which my correspondent has received , I cannot altogether commend the keenness of his refentment , nor encourage him to perfift in his resolution ...
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NUMB Page 173 Unreaſonable fears of pedantry Γ 174 The miſchiefs of unbounded raillery Hiftory of Dia caculus | 8 |
The majority are wicked | 17 |
Directions to authors attacked by critics The va rious degrees of critical perfpicacity | 25 |
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