The British Essayists: RamblerJames Ferguson J. Richardson and Company, 1823 |
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... and taints and vitiates what it cannot con- sume . Peevishness , when it has been so far indulged as to outrun the motions of the will , and discover itself without premeditation , is a species of depravity in the 74 . 7 RAMBLER .
... and taints and vitiates what it cannot con- sume . Peevishness , when it has been so far indulged as to outrun the motions of the will , and discover itself without premeditation , is a species of depravity in the 74 . 7 RAMBLER .
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... , to judge rightly of themselves or others . The rich and the powerful live in a perpe- tual masquerade , in which all about them wear bor- rowed characters ; and we only discover in what estimation C 2 75 . 17 RAMBLER .
... , to judge rightly of themselves or others . The rich and the powerful live in a perpe- tual masquerade , in which all about them wear bor- rowed characters ; and we only discover in what estimation C 2 75 . 17 RAMBLER .
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James Ferguson. rowed characters ; and we only discover in what estimation we are held , when we can no longer give hopes or fears . " I am , & c . " MELISSA . " No. 76. SATURDAY , DEC . 8 , 1750 . -Silvis ubi passim Palantes error certo ...
James Ferguson. rowed characters ; and we only discover in what estimation we are held , when we can no longer give hopes or fears . " I am , & c . " MELISSA . " No. 76. SATURDAY , DEC . 8 , 1750 . -Silvis ubi passim Palantes error certo ...
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... discover ; has a long reach in detecting the projects of his acquaintance ; considers every caress as an act of hypocrisy , and feels neither gra- titude nor affection from the tenderness of his friends , because he believes no one to ...
... discover ; has a long reach in detecting the projects of his acquaintance ; considers every caress as an act of hypocrisy , and feels neither gra- titude nor affection from the tenderness of his friends , because he believes no one to ...
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... I was always an enemy to trifles ; the playthings which my mother be- stowed upon me I immediately broke , that I might discover the method of their structure and the causes of their motions ; of all the toys with 81 . 47 RAMBLER .
... I was always an enemy to trifles ; the playthings which my mother be- stowed upon me I immediately broke , that I might discover the method of their structure and the causes of their motions ; of all the toys with 81 . 47 RAMBLER .
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