The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Том 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... virtue could not fail of producing happinefs . He comprifed his idea of virtue in this maxim : Adore God , honour your parents , and do good to all men . " He ftrongly recommended perfe- verance , fedatenefs , and modefty , and was ...
... virtue could not fail of producing happinefs . He comprifed his idea of virtue in this maxim : Adore God , honour your parents , and do good to all men . " He ftrongly recommended perfe- verance , fedatenefs , and modefty , and was ...
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... virtue of man ; the most grace- ful ornament of human nature ! it is the fmile of our virtues ; the brighteft ftar in the conftellation . It is the honey - dew of our feelings , which gently diftils upon the vale of life , dreffes the ...
... virtue of man ; the most grace- ful ornament of human nature ! it is the fmile of our virtues ; the brighteft ftar in the conftellation . It is the honey - dew of our feelings , which gently diftils upon the vale of life , dreffes the ...
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... virtue ; but a blush like this is in- verted humanity , and their guardian angel blushes to behold it . Let little fouls : let the jovial fons of plea- fure laugh at a tear : let them ridicule it as the un- . manly infirmity of weak and ...
... virtue ; but a blush like this is in- verted humanity , and their guardian angel blushes to behold it . Let little fouls : let the jovial fons of plea- fure laugh at a tear : let them ridicule it as the un- . manly infirmity of weak and ...
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