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... should be extended to creatures of every fpecies ; and thefe ftill flow from the breaft of a well- natured man , as ftreams that iffue from the living fountain . A good man will take care of his horfes and dogs , not only while they are ...
... should be extended to creatures of every fpecies ; and thefe ftill flow from the breaft of a well- natured man , as ftreams that iffue from the living fountain . A good man will take care of his horfes and dogs , not only while they are ...
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... should we wonder to find Plutarch more parti- cularly attached to the opinions of this great man ? Whether we confider the immenfity of his erudition , or the benevolence of his fyftem , the motives for that attachment were equally ...
... should we wonder to find Plutarch more parti- cularly attached to the opinions of this great man ? Whether we confider the immenfity of his erudition , or the benevolence of his fyftem , the motives for that attachment were equally ...
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... should not , poffibly , have experienced of late , in fo great a degree , the heats and animofities of political contention . Difputes , in this cafe , might be brought to a fpeedy iffue ; and men would determine themfelves by their ...
... should not , poffibly , have experienced of late , in fo great a degree , the heats and animofities of political contention . Difputes , in this cafe , might be brought to a fpeedy iffue ; and men would determine themfelves by their ...
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... should be necessary to raise the price of labour because of our taxes , in order to enable the poor to live comfortably , knowing they confume fuch heaps of fuper- fluities . I am informed , that in one little manufacturing town in the ...
... should be necessary to raise the price of labour because of our taxes , in order to enable the poor to live comfortably , knowing they confume fuch heaps of fuper- fluities . I am informed , that in one little manufacturing town in the ...
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... should spend all they earn ; but then they should fpend it in neceffaries for themselves and families , and not to purchase fuperfluities , or the means of a debauch . By being fober , honeft and induftrious , they could always procure ...
... should spend all they earn ; but then they should fpend it in neceffaries for themselves and families , and not to purchase fuperfluities , or the means of a debauch . By being fober , honeft and induftrious , they could always procure ...
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