The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 43Philological Society of London, 1803 |
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... himself upon the poffeffion of thofe things , which he must fo foon lofe ? Is it not ingratitude , nay even prefumption , in him to arrogate to himself merit , be- caufe Providence has deigned to fmile upon his exertions ? perhaps five ...
... himself upon the poffeffion of thofe things , which he must fo foon lofe ? Is it not ingratitude , nay even prefumption , in him to arrogate to himself merit , be- caufe Providence has deigned to fmile upon his exertions ? perhaps five ...
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... himself ; he will be astounded . The further he proceeds in the path of fcience , the more unbounded profpect will conti- nually open upon his view ; and from the unnumbered objects which diftract his attention , he will turn to himself ...
... himself ; he will be astounded . The further he proceeds in the path of fcience , the more unbounded profpect will conti- nually open upon his view ; and from the unnumbered objects which diftract his attention , he will turn to himself ...
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... himself to the greatest indigence . A rich uncle , offended at his misconduct , and defpairing of his reformation , had refolved to difinherit him , and he was forced to fly from his creditors to Italy . While at Venice , he received ...
... himself to the greatest indigence . A rich uncle , offended at his misconduct , and defpairing of his reformation , had refolved to difinherit him , and he was forced to fly from his creditors to Italy . While at Venice , he received ...
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