The Monitor, 第 1 卷J. Scott, 1760 - 502 頁 |
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第 5 頁
... fuffer equally , if not more , than the rest of his people . MEN , who are capable of employing , and avowing fuch wicked arts , must be loft to all sense of virtue and public good , and would act against their king , their country , or ...
... fuffer equally , if not more , than the rest of his people . MEN , who are capable of employing , and avowing fuch wicked arts , must be loft to all sense of virtue and public good , and would act against their king , their country , or ...
第 33 頁
... fuffer , under any pretence or by any hands , that conftitution to be ruined ; which can- not be destroyed , unless they fuffer it , and co- operate with the enemies of a free ftate . In a word ; the fpirit of liberty , if it be kept ...
... fuffer , under any pretence or by any hands , that conftitution to be ruined ; which can- not be destroyed , unless they fuffer it , and co- operate with the enemies of a free ftate . In a word ; the fpirit of liberty , if it be kept ...
第 377 頁
... fuffer- ings ftimulate the native compaffion of my breast , and I cannot help feeling for her ; be- fides , fhould fhe die , not according to the ap- proved rules of art , my reputation may fuffer , and I may be called a cruel ill ...
... fuffer- ings ftimulate the native compaffion of my breast , and I cannot help feeling for her ; be- fides , fhould fhe die , not according to the ap- proved rules of art , my reputation may fuffer , and I may be called a cruel ill ...
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