The Adviser: Or, The Moral and Literary Tribunal ...sold, 1803 |
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Side xx
... produced this unfortunate discovery . " The affair now began to wear a serious aspect for the gentleman replied , with great warmth , " It does not signify any thing what you say ; although you make it ever so clear that it is im ...
... produced this unfortunate discovery . " The affair now began to wear a serious aspect for the gentleman replied , with great warmth , " It does not signify any thing what you say ; although you make it ever so clear that it is im ...
Side 19
... produces an augmentation of virtue ; because all vice proceeds from an incapability of perceiving justly , an object , in all it's consequences ; and it is no objection to this assertion to remark , that some of the wisest men have been ...
... produces an augmentation of virtue ; because all vice proceeds from an incapability of perceiving justly , an object , in all it's consequences ; and it is no objection to this assertion to remark , that some of the wisest men have been ...
Side 44
... produces no happiness is , that they are con- tinually , hunting after something new ; no sooner , is what they wished for , the last mo- ment , obtained , but they are tired , discard it and seek something else equally , capable of ...
... produces no happiness is , that they are con- tinually , hunting after something new ; no sooner , is what they wished for , the last mo- ment , obtained , but they are tired , discard it and seek something else equally , capable of ...
Side 81
... produces pride , luxury , jealousy , and all the usual con- sequences of riches and ease . To the general- ity of mankind nothing more enhances the value of an object than the difficulty of ac quiring it ; this difficulty , necessarily ...
... produces pride , luxury , jealousy , and all the usual con- sequences of riches and ease . To the general- ity of mankind nothing more enhances the value of an object than the difficulty of ac quiring it ; this difficulty , necessarily ...
Side 111
... the joint exertions of this exemplary pair , in a few years , a little farm was rented , whose produce , in addition to his daily labour , afforded a very abundant provision for the family . In the mean time the father - in - law 111.
... the joint exertions of this exemplary pair , in a few years , a little farm was rented , whose produce , in addition to his daily labour , afforded a very abundant provision for the family . In the mean time the father - in - law 111.
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