The Pocket Lacon: Comprising Nearly One Thousand Extracts from the Best Authors, Том 2John Taylor Lea & Blanchard, 1839 |
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... vice , to spend among our- selves . Hence , it follows of necessity , that vast numbers of our people are compelled to seek their livelihood by begging , robbing , stealing , cheating , pimping , flattering , suborning , forswearing ...
... vice , to spend among our- selves . Hence , it follows of necessity , that vast numbers of our people are compelled to seek their livelihood by begging , robbing , stealing , cheating , pimping , flattering , suborning , forswearing ...
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... vice . - Swift . DXXXIII . Men seldom reason.- . . - Man is not a reasoning animal ; the best you can predicate of him is , that he is an animal capable of reason , and this , too , we take upon old tradi- tion ; for it has not been my ...
... vice . - Swift . DXXXIII . Men seldom reason.- . . - Man is not a reasoning animal ; the best you can predicate of him is , that he is an animal capable of reason , and this , too , we take upon old tradi- tion ; for it has not been my ...
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... vice , and good from evil , they would admit of no variation , and be for ever taken in the same sense . But as they are used to denote opinions concerning the most incomprehensible subjects , no wonder that their meaning should be so ...
... vice , and good from evil , they would admit of no variation , and be for ever taken in the same sense . But as they are used to denote opinions concerning the most incomprehensible subjects , no wonder that their meaning should be so ...
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... vice , we suppose , perhaps , an extreme case ; yet in all cases , even in the most popular forms of civil government , the physical strength resides in the governed . In what manner opinion thus prevails over strength , or how power ...
... vice , we suppose , perhaps , an extreme case ; yet in all cases , even in the most popular forms of civil government , the physical strength resides in the governed . In what manner opinion thus prevails over strength , or how power ...
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... Vice . - Every man has actually within him the seeds of every virtue and every vice ; and the propor- tion in which they thrive and ripen depends in general upon the situations in which he has been , and is placed . -Hartley . DCXXXII ...
... Vice . - Every man has actually within him the seeds of every virtue and every vice ; and the propor- tion in which they thrive and ripen depends in general upon the situations in which he has been , and is placed . -Hartley . DCXXXII ...
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