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Page 100
... racter can feldom be juftly estimated till the decease of the individual , then prejudices are fuppofed to fubfide , virtues and vices are weighed in the nice balance of juf- tice , and every thing favours the exercife of the ftrictest ...
... racter can feldom be juftly estimated till the decease of the individual , then prejudices are fuppofed to fubfide , virtues and vices are weighed in the nice balance of juf- tice , and every thing favours the exercife of the ftrictest ...
Page 211
... of frame , are ftriking traits in the cha- racter of Cambrians . From a fingle disagreement in a con- vivial party , we have known the whole room become vivial LITERARY REVIEW . 211 the want of which certainly detracts from the pleafuré ...
... of frame , are ftriking traits in the cha- racter of Cambrians . From a fingle disagreement in a con- vivial party , we have known the whole room become vivial LITERARY REVIEW . 211 the want of which certainly detracts from the pleafuré ...
Page 348
... racter . Charles the Second faid to him , one day , Shaftsbury , I believe thou art the wickedeft fellow in my dominions . " He bowed and replied " Of a fubject , fir , I believe I am . " GEORGE VILLERS , DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM , GAVE the ...
... racter . Charles the Second faid to him , one day , Shaftsbury , I believe thou art the wickedeft fellow in my dominions . " He bowed and replied " Of a fubject , fir , I believe I am . " GEORGE VILLERS , DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM , GAVE the ...
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