The Pocket Lacon: Comprising Nearly One Thousand Extracts from the Best Authors, Том 1John Taylor Lea & Blanchard, 1839 |
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... Vice . - Few writers disclose the source of errors , so frequently committed to the hurt of society ; nor seem to know that they chiefly arise from ignorance . People are hurried by shoals into vice , merely through ignorance : and it ...
... Vice . - Few writers disclose the source of errors , so frequently committed to the hurt of society ; nor seem to know that they chiefly arise from ignorance . People are hurried by shoals into vice , merely through ignorance : and it ...
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... vice , and deprive him of the inclination to return to it , they blunt his sen- sibility , improve his artifice ... vice . The best effect ever produced by such means is the acquisition of outward decency in the operations of vice ; the ...
... vice , and deprive him of the inclination to return to it , they blunt his sen- sibility , improve his artifice ... vice . The best effect ever produced by such means is the acquisition of outward decency in the operations of vice ; the ...
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... vice , but suppose they have fulfilled their duty when they inflict punishment on the virtuous . What wouldst thou ... vice to flourish until it has taken such deep root in society , that it cannot be extir- pated . What then ? The ...
... vice , but suppose they have fulfilled their duty when they inflict punishment on the virtuous . What wouldst thou ... vice to flourish until it has taken such deep root in society , that it cannot be extir- pated . What then ? The ...
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... vice becomes universal , and ano- ther law is made against the vicious . Crimes are multi- plied , and laws are multiplied also , until men lose the idea of right and wrong in that of lawful and unlawful ; and , however base ...
... vice becomes universal , and ano- ther law is made against the vicious . Crimes are multi- plied , and laws are multiplied also , until men lose the idea of right and wrong in that of lawful and unlawful ; and , however base ...
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... vice the stamps and attributes of virtue . We term avarice , prudence and economy ; we think none wise , who abound not in wealth ; and none honest , but whom fortune favours : we call the false arts of statesmen , and the evil faith ...
... vice the stamps and attributes of virtue . We term avarice , prudence and economy ; we think none wise , who abound not in wealth ; and none honest , but whom fortune favours : we call the false arts of statesmen , and the evil faith ...
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