Translation of the letters of a Hindoo rajah, to which is prefixed a preliminary dissertation on the history, religion, and manners of the Hindoos, Nide 2 |
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Sivu 7
Prudence could not at that time fanction their union : fer in a country where luxury
has fixed her rehdence , it becomes difficult to procure the neceffaries of
existence , and withoutthese , how would a man answer the calls of an infant
family ?
Prudence could not at that time fanction their union : fer in a country where luxury
has fixed her rehdence , it becomes difficult to procure the neceffaries of
existence , and withoutthese , how would a man answer the calls of an infant
family ?
Sivu 135
As for crime , " replied Mr . Axiom , “ I absolutely deny the existence of crime in
any case whatever . What is by the vulgar erroneously called fo , is , in the
enligbtened eye of philosophy , nothing more than an error in judgment . And ,
indeed ...
As for crime , " replied Mr . Axiom , “ I absolutely deny the existence of crime in
any case whatever . What is by the vulgar erroneously called fo , is , in the
enligbtened eye of philosophy , nothing more than an error in judgment . And ,
indeed ...
Sivu 183
... as little less easy of belief , than the system of Mr . Puzzledorf ; and that Me
finds it more satisfactory to rest her hopes on the promises of her Saviour , than
on the permanent existence of the little imperishable ftamina at the top of the
nose !
... as little less easy of belief , than the system of Mr . Puzzledorf ; and that Me
finds it more satisfactory to rest her hopes on the promises of her Saviour , than
on the permanent existence of the little imperishable ftamina at the top of the
nose !
Sivu 189
... and with an affecting apostrophe to the days of unspot . ted innocence , this
unhappy creature concludes her melancholy epistle ; which , it seems , she had
no sooner written , than she put an end to her existence , by plunging into the sea
!
... and with an affecting apostrophe to the days of unspot . ted innocence , this
unhappy creature concludes her melancholy epistle ; which , it seems , she had
no sooner written , than she put an end to her existence , by plunging into the sea
!
Sivu 233
folly have the appearance of being every where predominant , that it is only the
füperficial observer , who will from thence infer the non - existence of Wisdom
and Virtue . These have been traced by Maandaara to the bosom of retirement ...
folly have the appearance of being every where predominant , that it is only the
füperficial observer , who will from thence infer the non - existence of Wisdom
and Virtue . These have been traced by Maandaara to the bosom of retirement ...
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Sivu 226 - Ah ! sir," returned Charlotte, " you know how female writers are looked down upon. The women fear, and hate; the men ridicule, and dislike them." " This may be the case with the mere mob, who receive every prejudice upon trust...