The Observer: Being a Collection of Moral, Literary and Familiar Essays, Volume 4C. Dilly, 1788 - Conduct of life |
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... the effect of a good judgment and proper knowledge of the world , yet there muft be a great proportion of sensibility , candor , diffi- 8 dence dence and natural modesty in the composition of a faculty 46 THE OBSERVER . N ° 98-
... the effect of a good judgment and proper knowledge of the world , yet there muft be a great proportion of sensibility , candor , diffi- 8 dence dence and natural modesty in the composition of a faculty 46 THE OBSERVER . N ° 98-
Page 178
... muft needs be " great and powerful , but being by his nature " invifible , no man can difcern what form or " shape he is of . " Thales , being afked to define the Deity , re- plied that " He was without beginning and with- " out end ...
... muft needs be " great and powerful , but being by his nature " invifible , no man can difcern what form or " shape he is of . " Thales , being afked to define the Deity , re- plied that " He was without beginning and with- " out end ...
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