The Spectator ...Angier March, 1803 |
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... modesty , which was able to over- come even the violence of madness and despair . The fear of shame in the fair sex , was in those days more prevalent than that of death . If modesty has so great an influence over our ac tions , and is ...
... modesty , which was able to over- come even the violence of madness and despair . The fear of shame in the fair sex , was in those days more prevalent than that of death . If modesty has so great an influence over our ac tions , and is ...
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... Modesty and self - denial frequently attended with uns expected blessings ... Modesty the contrary of ambition ...... A due proportion of modesty requisite to an ora- tor .... 206 The excellency of modesty Vicious modesty , what ...
... Modesty and self - denial frequently attended with uns expected blessings ... Modesty the contrary of ambition ...... A due proportion of modesty requisite to an ora- tor .... 206 The excellency of modesty Vicious modesty , what ...
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... Modesty and self - denial frequently attended with unexpected blessings ..... 206 Modesty the contrary of ambition .................... 206 A due proportion of modesty requisite to an orator ... .............. 231 The excellency of ...
... Modesty and self - denial frequently attended with unexpected blessings ..... 206 Modesty the contrary of ambition .................... 206 A due proportion of modesty requisite to an orator ... .............. 231 The excellency of ...
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