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Sivu 61
nicety with which they touch upon the verge of folly , indiscretion , or malice ,
while at the same time they preserve thought , subtilty , and good humour ; and
what we laugh at is the motley appearance , whose whimsical consistency we
cannot ...
nicety with which they touch upon the verge of folly , indiscretion , or malice ,
while at the same time they preserve thought , subtilty , and good humour ; and
what we laugh at is the motley appearance , whose whimsical consistency we
cannot ...
Sivu 185
THOUGHTS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS . Laws , penned with the utmost care and
exactness , and in the vulgar language , are often perverted to wrong meanings ;
then why should we wonder that the Bible is so ? Although men are accused for ...
THOUGHTS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS . Laws , penned with the utmost care and
exactness , and in the vulgar language , are often perverted to wrong meanings ;
then why should we wonder that the Bible is so ? Although men are accused for ...
Sivu 222
Tis much better to be thought a fool than to be a knave . Penny , whence camest
thou ? penny , whither goest thou ? and , penny , when wilt thou come again ? '
Tis worse to be an ill man , than to be thought to be one . A fool comes always ...
Tis much better to be thought a fool than to be a knave . Penny , whence camest
thou ? penny , whither goest thou ? and , penny , when wilt thou come again ? '
Tis worse to be an ill man , than to be thought to be one . A fool comes always ...
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