The Spectator ...Angier March, 1803 |
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... agreeable disposition in which it places our own minds . I can- > not tell what better to say of it , than that it is the very contrary of ambition ; and that modesty allays all those passions and inquietudes to which that vice exposes ...
... agreeable disposition in which it places our own minds . I can- > not tell what better to say of it , than that it is the very contrary of ambition ; and that modesty allays all those passions and inquietudes to which that vice exposes ...
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... agreeable in yourself , but such as make you agreeable in re- spect to him . An imitation of his faults , or a com- pliance , if not subservience to his vices , must be the measures of your conduct . When it comes to that , the ...
... agreeable in yourself , but such as make you agreeable in re- spect to him . An imitation of his faults , or a com- pliance , if not subservience to his vices , must be the measures of your conduct . When it comes to that , the ...
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... agreeable , but very cold in their behaviour , because they un- derstand me for a person that is to " break my mind , " as the phrase is , very suddenly to one of them . But I take this way to acquaint them that I am not in love with ...
... agreeable , but very cold in their behaviour , because they un- derstand me for a person that is to " break my mind , " as the phrase is , very suddenly to one of them . But I take this way to acquaint them that I am not in love with ...
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