The British Palladium: Or, Annual Miscellany of Literature and Science for the Year ..., 13. kötetD. Steel., 1766 |
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22. oldal
... ; but I have more Reafon to expect it from the Goodness of my Conftitution , than the Sincerity of their Wishes . May thy Slave efcape in Safe- ty ty from this double - tongued Race of Men , 22 FAME's PALLADIUM , „ Vincent.
... ; but I have more Reafon to expect it from the Goodness of my Conftitution , than the Sincerity of their Wishes . May thy Slave efcape in Safe- ty ty from this double - tongued Race of Men , 22 FAME's PALLADIUM , „ Vincent.
26. oldal
... Reafon , Religion and Virtue . 1464 We shall continue thefe kind of ufeful Hiftories , as we find Ex- couragement , in Originals . ESSAYS ESSAY S. OF AGREEABLE QUALITIES . AS the mutual Shocks 26 FAME'S PALLADIUM , or.
... Reafon , Religion and Virtue . 1464 We shall continue thefe kind of ufeful Hiftories , as we find Ex- couragement , in Originals . ESSAYS ESSAY S. OF AGREEABLE QUALITIES . AS the mutual Shocks 26 FAME'S PALLADIUM , or.
63. oldal
... Reafon , if he had faid the Proportional Spiral can never meet the Pole , because the Leaves grow on the Tops of Trees . - Who might as well fay , that Archimedes's Spiral cannot reach the Pole , because the Hyperbola cannot reach the ...
... Reafon , if he had faid the Proportional Spiral can never meet the Pole , because the Leaves grow on the Tops of Trees . - Who might as well fay , that Archimedes's Spiral cannot reach the Pole , because the Hyperbola cannot reach the ...
13. oldal
... Reafon , eftablished under his Rewards and Punishments . 6. He that rejects the Obligations of Virtue and Humanity , re- jects that Happiness for which he was made to live . 7. Who would imagine , did not daily Experience convince us ...
... Reafon , eftablished under his Rewards and Punishments . 6. He that rejects the Obligations of Virtue and Humanity , re- jects that Happiness for which he was made to live . 7. Who would imagine , did not daily Experience convince us ...
15. oldal
... Reafon , and of forty Years Experience , has lived Iong enough to be his own Phyfician , in many Cafes . 6. When the Patient makes his Doctor his Heir , he is generally thought to be in a great deal of Danger ! VIII . OF WISDOM ...
... Reafon , and of forty Years Experience , has lived Iong enough to be his own Phyfician , in many Cafes . 6. When the Patient makes his Doctor his Heir , he is generally thought to be in a great deal of Danger ! VIII . OF WISDOM ...
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26. oldal - I am full of shame, and will never forgive myself if I have not your pardon for what I lately wrote. It was far from my intention to add trouble to the afflicted ; nor could any thing but my being a stranger to you have betrayed me into a fault, for which, if I live, I shall endeavour to make you amends, as a son.
26. oldal - Your most obedient humble servant', This letter he sent by his steward, and soon after went up to town himself to complete the generous act he had now resolved on. By his friendship and assistance Amanda's father was quickly in a condition of retrieving his perplexed affairs. To conclude, he married Amanda, and enjoyed the double satisfaction of having restored a worthy family to their former prosperity, and of making himself happy by an alliance to their virtues.
24. oldal - ... from time to time in her father's affairs . Amanda was in the bloom of her youth and beauty...
14. oldal - ... for if the very mathematical center of the central particle be not accurately in the very mathematical center of the attractive power of the whole mass, the particle will not be attracted equally on all sides.
31. oldal - Confidence one day, following his impetuous nature, advanced a confiderable way before his guides and companions; and not feeling any want of their company, he never enquired after them, nor ever met with them more. In like manner, the other fociety, tho' joined by Jupiter, difagreed and feparated.
21. oldal - You must know then,' said the vizier, ' that one of these owls has a son, and the other a daughter, between whom they are now upon a treaty of marriage. The father of the son...
31. oldal - Diffidence, who, with her doubts and fcruples, always retarded the journey. This was a great annoyance to Vice, who loved not to hear of difficulties and delays, and was never fatisfied without his full career, in whatever his inclinations led him to Folly, he knew, tho...
25. oldal - ... compel us to any thing: but we will not eat the bread of shame; and therefore we charge thee not to think of us, but to avoid the snare which is laid for thy virtue. Beware of pitying us; it is not so bad as you have perhaps been told.
21. oldal - The vizier approached the tree, pretending to be very attentive to the two owls. Upon his return to the sultan, ' Sir,' says he, ' I have heard part of their conversation, but dare not tell you what it is.
30. oldal - ... of low birth and little merit. Such indolence and incapacity is there in the generality of mankind, that they are apt to receive a man for whatever he has a mind to put himself off for ; and admit his overbearing airs as proofs of that merit which he assumes to himself.