Addresses to Young Men, Tom 2T. Cadell, 1777 |
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... objects into its moft inward and favourite receffes : nor fhould any of you be forward to ima- gine , that you can be admitted there , by every man who profeffes good - will , even fuppofing this profeffion ever so true . If his mind is ...
... objects into its moft inward and favourite receffes : nor fhould any of you be forward to ima- gine , that you can be admitted there , by every man who profeffes good - will , even fuppofing this profeffion ever so true . If his mind is ...
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... object for their acquaintance . By this intercourse you may acquire a more ex- tenfive knowledge of the world , on many accounts useful , with a gentility of ad- drefs and manner , by no means to be neg- lected . But , as for that ...
... object for their acquaintance . By this intercourse you may acquire a more ex- tenfive knowledge of the world , on many accounts useful , with a gentility of ad- drefs and manner , by no means to be neg- lected . But , as for that ...
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... objects of his esteem and tenderness . It may be observed , that many who are not rich themselves affect to defpife thofe who are , and to talk of large poffeffions with a difdain which they do not feel . Without 24 ADDRESS X.
... objects of his esteem and tenderness . It may be observed , that many who are not rich themselves affect to defpife thofe who are , and to talk of large poffeffions with a difdain which they do not feel . Without 24 ADDRESS X.
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... an irreverence for the name of God , a contempt of order and decency , a neglect of reputation among the virtuous and the grave , a rooted diflike to serious converfation , to ferious men , to serious objects of D 4 ADDRESS X. 39.
... an irreverence for the name of God , a contempt of order and decency , a neglect of reputation among the virtuous and the grave , a rooted diflike to serious converfation , to ferious men , to serious objects of D 4 ADDRESS X. 39.
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James Fordyce. converfation , to ferious men , to serious objects of every kind . I say not that these effects are produced all at once , or that , by conforting with the giddy and the profligate , you will cer- tainly proceed quite fo ...
James Fordyce. converfation , to ferious men , to serious objects of every kind . I say not that these effects are produced all at once , or that , by conforting with the giddy and the profligate , you will cer- tainly proceed quite fo ...
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