Theron and Aspasio: Or, a Series of Dialogues and Letters, Upon the Most Important and Interesting Subjects. ... By James Hervey, ...Charles Rivington, 1767 |
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... Himself . Of Mo- defty ; because We no longer confider Him in the raised , but invidious Capacity of a Teacher . Inftead of calling Us to his Feet , and dictating bis Precepts , He gratifies our Curiofity . He turns back a Curtain , and ...
... Himself . Of Mo- defty ; because We no longer confider Him in the raised , but invidious Capacity of a Teacher . Inftead of calling Us to his Feet , and dictating bis Precepts , He gratifies our Curiofity . He turns back a Curtain , and ...
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... Himself no overbearing or oftentatious Airs . In Trebonius , You fee the brave Officer , regulated by all the Decency of the Academic , and sweetened with all the Affa- bility of the Courtier . No one affects a morose Reserve , or ...
... Himself no overbearing or oftentatious Airs . In Trebonius , You fee the brave Officer , regulated by all the Decency of the Academic , and sweetened with all the Affa- bility of the Courtier . No one affects a morose Reserve , or ...
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... Himself , but from a Defire to please the Company . Ther . Indeed , Afpafio , I think myself happy , in this accomplished Set of Acquaintance . Who add all the Complaifance and Politenefs of the Gentle- man , to the Benevolence and ...
... Himself , but from a Defire to please the Company . Ther . Indeed , Afpafio , I think myself happy , in this accomplished Set of Acquaintance . Who add all the Complaifance and Politenefs of the Gentle- man , to the Benevolence and ...
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... Himself to a Practice ; which comes recommended by the Voice of Reason , and is enforced by the Au- thority of GOD ? A Practice , which will admi- nister present Good - will afford pleafing Reviews- and terminate in everlasting Honour ...
... Himself to a Practice ; which comes recommended by the Voice of Reason , and is enforced by the Au- thority of GOD ? A Practice , which will admi- nister present Good - will afford pleafing Reviews- and terminate in everlasting Honour ...
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... Himself makes his Entrance . He fpeaks from the Whirlwind , and fummons the Creation : fummons Heaven , and all its fhining Hoft ; the Elements , and their most wonderful Productions ; to vouch for the Wildom of his providential ...
... Himself makes his Entrance . He fpeaks from the Whirlwind , and fummons the Creation : fummons Heaven , and all its fhining Hoft ; the Elements , and their most wonderful Productions ; to vouch for the Wildom of his providential ...
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