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But it may be necessary to distinguish between this amiable virtue , and that unreal candour , with which the man of the world endeavours to deceive . To view all the actions of men with the same degree of satisfaction is inconsistent ...
But it may be necessary to distinguish between this amiable virtue , and that unreal candour , with which the man of the world endeavours to deceive . To view all the actions of men with the same degree of satisfaction is inconsistent ...
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On the contrary , this virtue will induce us to prefer duty to every personal consideration , and resist , in a becoming and temperate manner , every degradation which tends to obstruct our utility by die minishing our influence .
On the contrary , this virtue will induce us to prefer duty to every personal consideration , and resist , in a becoming and temperate manner , every degradation which tends to obstruct our utility by die minishing our influence .
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BOUDDHA has no doubt given to the bestowing alms on the clergy a conspicuous place among the virtues : but his ... Except this elevation of an inferiour virtue to the rank of an import . ant duty , and the merit which we shall find ...
BOUDDHA has no doubt given to the bestowing alms on the clergy a conspicuous place among the virtues : but his ... Except this elevation of an inferiour virtue to the rank of an import . ant duty , and the merit which we shall find ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1804 |
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