The Observer: Being a Collection of Moral, Literary and Familiar Essays, Volume 4C. Dilly, 1788 - Conduct of life |
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Page 184
... reafon as opposed to divine revelation , he will find himself in- volved in a very false conclusion . Though it were in my power to have collected every moral and religious sentence , which has fallen from the pens of the heathen ...
... reafon as opposed to divine revelation , he will find himself in- volved in a very false conclusion . Though it were in my power to have collected every moral and religious sentence , which has fallen from the pens of the heathen ...
Page 186
... lot ; and thus it follows upon the evidence of reafon , that the foul of man shall be rewarded or punished hereafter according to his good or evil conduct conduct here ; and this consequence is the more obvious 186 THE OBSERVER . N ° 114 .
... lot ; and thus it follows upon the evidence of reafon , that the foul of man shall be rewarded or punished hereafter according to his good or evil conduct conduct here ; and this consequence is the more obvious 186 THE OBSERVER . N ° 114 .
Page 303
... I am far from imputing it always to bafhfulness , when the cheeks of the fair are tinged with rofes . However , though it is sometimes an impostor , and and for that reafon may deserve to be dismissed , N ° 124 . 303 THE OBSERVER .
... I am far from imputing it always to bafhfulness , when the cheeks of the fair are tinged with rofes . However , though it is sometimes an impostor , and and for that reafon may deserve to be dismissed , N ° 124 . 303 THE OBSERVER .
Page 304
... reafon may deserve to be dismissed , I cannot help having a confideration for one , that has in past times been the handmaid of beauty , and therefore as merit has taken modefty into her service , I would recommend to igno- rance to put ...
... reafon may deserve to be dismissed , I cannot help having a confideration for one , that has in past times been the handmaid of beauty , and therefore as merit has taken modefty into her service , I would recommend to igno- rance to put ...
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