London Magazine Enlarged and Improved, Том 18C. Ackers, 1749 |
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... observe , health , nor this luftre , faid the fto- that among the icks , from virtue : But as a man feveral heads , may be healthful without being hand- under which I fome , fo he may be virtuous without have confider'd D being amiable ...
... observe , health , nor this luftre , faid the fto- that among the icks , from virtue : But as a man feveral heads , may be healthful without being hand- under which I fome , fo he may be virtuous without have confider'd D being amiable ...
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... observe such a decorum , and keep fuch a guard on himself , as may prevent even the fulpicion of being liable to fuch influences . For as the reality would ruin , the very fufpicion will leffen him in the o- pinion of mankind ; and the ...
... observe such a decorum , and keep fuch a guard on himself , as may prevent even the fulpicion of being liable to fuch influences . For as the reality would ruin , the very fufpicion will leffen him in the o- pinion of mankind ; and the ...
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... observe and conferve the rights , and privileges , and liberties of the university . But having already given a particular ac- count of the fituation , dimenfions , markets , streets , churches and other publick buildings of this famous ...
... observe and conferve the rights , and privileges , and liberties of the university . But having already given a particular ac- count of the fituation , dimenfions , markets , streets , churches and other publick buildings of this famous ...
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... observe , that in all wife states it is a maxim , to take eve- ry method that can be thought of , for compelling the rich to employ their money in trade or commerce . This is the true reason why in most coun- tries ufury , or the taking ...
... observe , that in all wife states it is a maxim , to take eve- ry method that can be thought of , for compelling the rich to employ their money in trade or commerce . This is the true reason why in most coun- tries ufury , or the taking ...
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... observation of that great talents have been fome- one of the Scipio's , that he could never times loft to this art , by being con- view the figures of his ancestors with- fined to the dull , tho ' profitable , out finding his bofom glow ...
... observation of that great talents have been fome- one of the Scipio's , that he could never times loft to this art , by being con- view the figures of his ancestors with- fined to the dull , tho ' profitable , out finding his bofom glow ...
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