...of PLEASURE ; many appeared to have great confidence in their (kill, and fome indeed were preferved from finking, who had received only a fingle blow": but I remarked, that few vefTels lafted long which had been much repaired ; nor was: it found, that the artifts themfelves continued...

...Shattered on the rocks of PLEASURE. Many appeared to have great confidence in their fkill, and fome, indeed, were preferved by it from finking, who had...continued afloat longer than thofe who had leaft of their affiflance. THE only advantage which, in the voyage of life, the cautious had above the negligent,...

...confidence in their fkill, and fome, indeed, were preferved by it from fmking, who had received enly a fmgle blow; but I remarked that few veflels lafted long...artifts themfelves •continued afloat longer than thoie who had kaft of their affiftance. The only advantage which, in the voyage of life, the cautious...

...mattered on the rocks of Pleafure. Many appeared to have great confidence in their (kill, and fome, indeed, were preferved by it from finking, who had...continued afloat longer than thofe who had leaft of their affiitmce. The only advantage which, in the voyage of life, the cautious had above the negligent, was,...

...fluttered on the rocks of PLEASURE. Many appeared to have great confidence in their fkill, and fome, indeed, were preferved by it from finking, who had...continued afloat longer than thofe who had leaft of their afliftance. The only advantage which, in the voyage of life, the cautious had above the negligent,...

...of Pleafure. Many appeared to have great confidence in their (kill, and feme, indeed, were pieferved by it from finking, who had received only a fingle blow ; but I remarked that few veffels lafted long which had been much repaired, nor was it found that the artifts themfelves continued...

...prefervcd by it from finking, who had received only a (ingle blow ; but I remarked, that few vcffels lafted long which had been much repaired, nor was it found that the artifts themfclves continued afloat longer than thoft who had leaft of their aflifiance. The only advantage...

...on the rocks of Pleafure. — • Many appeared to have great confidence in their fkill, and fome, 'indeed, were preferved by it from finking, who had...remarked that few veflels lafted long which had been been much repaired, nor was it found that the artifts themfelves continued afloat longer than thofe...

...Pleafure. — Many appeared to have great confidence in their fkill, and fome, indeed, were prefer; ed by it from finking, who had received only a fingle blow; but I remarked that few veffels lalted long which had been much repaired, nor was it found that the artifls themfelves continued...

...fhattered on the rocks of Pleafure. Many appeared to have great confidence in their fkill, and fome, indeed, were preferved by it from finking, who had received only a fingle blow 5 but I remarked that few veflels 8 ESSAYS, No. I. lafted long which had been much repaired, nor was...