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... fociety ; that is , entangle not your felves in a perpetual and promifcuous crowd ; felect with prudence and pro- priety , thofe with whom you chufe to affociatè ; let company and retreat fuc- ceed each other at measured intervals ...
... fociety ; that is , entangle not your felves in a perpetual and promifcuous crowd ; felect with prudence and pro- priety , thofe with whom you chufe to affociatè ; let company and retreat fuc- ceed each other at measured intervals ...
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... fociety , gentlenefs finds place for pro- moting the happinefs of others , and for ftrengthening in ourselves the habit of virtue . Nay , by seasonable discoveries of a humane fpirit , we fometimes contri- bute more materially to the ...
... fociety , gentlenefs finds place for pro- moting the happinefs of others , and for ftrengthening in ourselves the habit of virtue . Nay , by seasonable discoveries of a humane fpirit , we fometimes contri- bute more materially to the ...
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... fociety . Man , living merely by himself , would be an ignorant , unpolished favage . It is the intercourfe of fociety which cultivates the human mind . One man's know- ledge and experience is built upon an- other's ; and fo the great ...
... fociety . Man , living merely by himself , would be an ignorant , unpolished favage . It is the intercourfe of fociety which cultivates the human mind . One man's know- ledge and experience is built upon an- other's ; and fo the great ...
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