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... means which have obtain- ed them favour will be unremittingly purfued ; and while they continue to exert their endeavours , they are confident of experiencing that applaufe which always follows industry , and is the means of increafing ...
... means which have obtain- ed them favour will be unremittingly purfued ; and while they continue to exert their endeavours , they are confident of experiencing that applaufe which always follows industry , and is the means of increafing ...
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... means to pamper the lufts of fenfe ; it affords the means to gratify the ex- travagance of a vain imagination ; and it too often inclines the mind to a supercilious contempt for thofe of God's creatures whom Fortune has denied to favour ...
... means to pamper the lufts of fenfe ; it affords the means to gratify the ex- travagance of a vain imagination ; and it too often inclines the mind to a supercilious contempt for thofe of God's creatures whom Fortune has denied to favour ...
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... means abounds in characters well delineated ; nor are its fituations intereft- ing , tho ' they fometimes border on the mar vellous : the remarks are trite ; it poffeffes , however , a negative kind of merit , that of being as harmless ...
... means abounds in characters well delineated ; nor are its fituations intereft- ing , tho ' they fometimes border on the mar vellous : the remarks are trite ; it poffeffes , however , a negative kind of merit , that of being as harmless ...
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