Select British Classics, Volumen38J. Conrad, 1803 |
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... virtue in himself , ever envies virtue in others . I know not how it comes to pass , but detraction , through all ages , has been found a vice which the fair sex too easily give into . Not the Roman satyrist could use them with more ...
... virtue in himself , ever envies virtue in others . I know not how it comes to pass , but detraction , through all ages , has been found a vice which the fair sex too easily give into . Not the Roman satyrist could use them with more ...
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... virtue so truly great and godlike as justice . Most of the other virtues are the virtues of created beings , or accommodated to our nature as we are men . Justice is that which is practised by God himself , and to be practised in its ...
... virtue so truly great and godlike as justice . Most of the other virtues are the virtues of created beings , or accommodated to our nature as we are men . Justice is that which is practised by God himself , and to be practised in its ...
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... virtue of the heart , and not of the hands , says an old writer . Gifts and alms are the expressions , not the essence of this virtue . A man may bestow great sums on the poor and indigent with- out being charitable , and may be ...
... virtue of the heart , and not of the hands , says an old writer . Gifts and alms are the expressions , not the essence of this virtue . A man may bestow great sums on the poor and indigent with- out being charitable , and may be ...
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