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But how shall we desire or expect that assistance , if we engage in particular
disputes ? For these , tho ' pleasing to fome , would be irksome to others :
whereas by pursuing a different method , we shall be sure to disoblige none . Our
interest ...
But how shall we desire or expect that assistance , if we engage in particular
disputes ? For these , tho ' pleasing to fome , would be irksome to others :
whereas by pursuing a different method , we shall be sure to disoblige none . Our
interest ...
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My own in particular is fo fine a judge of composition , that he begs me not to
send any thing to the press , till it has been submitted to his correction . Besides I
know he has a strong desire to commence author himself : but his fingular
modesty ...
My own in particular is fo fine a judge of composition , that he begs me not to
send any thing to the press , till it has been submitted to his correction . Besides I
know he has a strong desire to commence author himself : but his fingular
modesty ...
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In answer to which it is proper to take notice , that if each particular would be
virtuous , and ever do to others as he could wish to be done by in like fituations ;
then all must be happy , and concord and harmony would in fact prevail over the
...
In answer to which it is proper to take notice , that if each particular would be
virtuous , and ever do to others as he could wish to be done by in like fituations ;
then all must be happy , and concord and harmony would in fact prevail over the
...
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Confequently , on supposition that all were religious , each particular must be
compleatly perfect and happy , or a constant observance of those duties proper to
rational beings would be the parent of universal good to the species . When a full
...
Confequently , on supposition that all were religious , each particular must be
compleatly perfect and happy , or a constant observance of those duties proper to
rational beings would be the parent of universal good to the species . When a full
...
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SIR , XS we have never had any particular account of the A Pietra di Cobra
publish ' d in our language , the following detail of the wonderful virtues of that
celebrated stone cannot prove ' unacceptable to your curious readers . That
some of the ...
SIR , XS we have never had any particular account of the A Pietra di Cobra
publish ' d in our language , the following detail of the wonderful virtues of that
celebrated stone cannot prove ' unacceptable to your curious readers . That
some of the ...
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