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Page 69
... mankind as understand the use of a whole skin powerful for the state . But the point of honour so little , as to make a profession of exposing it justly gives way to that of gain ; and , by long to cuts and scars . and wise regulation ...
... mankind as understand the use of a whole skin powerful for the state . But the point of honour so little , as to make a profession of exposing it justly gives way to that of gain ; and , by long to cuts and scars . and wise regulation ...
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... mankind , Nero and Domitian . At one time it is recorded , four hundred senators entered the list , and thought it an honour to be cudgelled and quarterstaffed . I observe the Lanistæ were the people chiefly employed , which makes me ...
... mankind , Nero and Domitian . At one time it is recorded , four hundred senators entered the list , and thought it an honour to be cudgelled and quarterstaffed . I observe the Lanistæ were the people chiefly employed , which makes me ...
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... mankind ; who frequently visit the habitations of men , in order to call them from some wrong pursuits in which they are actually engaged , or divert them from methods which will lead them into errors for the future . He that will ...
... mankind ; who frequently visit the habitations of men , in order to call them from some wrong pursuits in which they are actually engaged , or divert them from methods which will lead them into errors for the future . He that will ...
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... mankind , who take merchant that was , who was so universally ad- him for a person of the first quality ; though his dressed to , yet made too familiar an appear- introduction into the world was wholly owing ance to command that ...
... mankind , who take merchant that was , who was so universally ad- him for a person of the first quality ; though his dressed to , yet made too familiar an appear- introduction into the world was wholly owing ance to command that ...
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... mankind's epitome . ' You are to know , that this pantomime may be said to be a species of himself : he has no commerce with the rest of mankind , but as they are the objects of imitation ; like the Indian fowl , called the Mock - bird ...
... mankind's epitome . ' You are to know , that this pantomime may be said to be a species of himself : he has no commerce with the rest of mankind , but as they are the objects of imitation ; like the Indian fowl , called the Mock - bird ...
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