The Spectator ...Angier March, 1803 |
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... happy . This state is not to be ar- rived at in this life , therefore I would recommend to you to talk in an humbler strain than your prede cessors have done , and , instead of presuming to be happy , instruct us only to be easy ...
... happy . This state is not to be ar- rived at in this life , therefore I would recommend to you to talk in an humbler strain than your prede cessors have done , and , instead of presuming to be happy , instruct us only to be easy ...
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... happy as himself ; and has his mind and his for- tune ( as far as prudence will allow ) open to the un- happy and to the stranger . Lucceius has learning , wit , humour , eloquence , but no ambitious prospects to pursue with these ad ...
... happy as himself ; and has his mind and his for- tune ( as far as prudence will allow ) open to the un- happy and to the stranger . Lucceius has learning , wit , humour , eloquence , but no ambitious prospects to pursue with these ad ...
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... happy , if those who enjoy the upper stations in it , would endeavour to surpass others in virtue , as much as in rank , and by their hu- manity and condescension make their superiority easy and acceptable to those who are beneath them ...
... happy , if those who enjoy the upper stations in it , would endeavour to surpass others in virtue , as much as in rank , and by their hu- manity and condescension make their superiority easy and acceptable to those who are beneath them ...
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