Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Volumen35Pub. for J. Hinton., 1764 |
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... sensible persons never rise above mediocrity . When Tamerlane erected his engines hefore the ramparts of Smyrna , from which the forces of the Ottoman empire had late- ly been obliged to retire with great lofs , he was aware of the ...
... sensible persons never rise above mediocrity . When Tamerlane erected his engines hefore the ramparts of Smyrna , from which the forces of the Ottoman empire had late- ly been obliged to retire with great lofs , he was aware of the ...
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... sensible that he ought to exert it with a view of doing good to his own species in general , as well as to his own profit ; and that he ought to do it particularly to the labouring poor , whose health is their bread ; and perfuade him ...
... sensible that he ought to exert it with a view of doing good to his own species in general , as well as to his own profit ; and that he ought to do it particularly to the labouring poor , whose health is their bread ; and perfuade him ...
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... sensible of benefits than affronts . However great an happiness is , there is one still greater ; which is that of being efteemed worthy of the happiness that is enjoyed . We ought to reckon time by our good actions , and place the rest ...
... sensible of benefits than affronts . However great an happiness is , there is one still greater ; which is that of being efteemed worthy of the happiness that is enjoyed . We ought to reckon time by our good actions , and place the rest ...
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