Rural Philosophy: Or, Reflections on Knowledge, Virtue, and Happiness : Chiefly in Reference to a Life of Retirement in the CountryA. Strahan, 1804 - 383 من الصفحات |
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... misanthropy ; which , by the following short deduction , will ap- pear to be the natural term and comple- tion of the several evils already stated . I shall name them again in the same order . Idleness . Man is formed for action ; and ...
... misanthropy ; which , by the following short deduction , will ap- pear to be the natural term and comple- tion of the several evils already stated . I shall name them again in the same order . Idleness . Man is formed for action ; and ...
الصفحة 236
... misanthropy , that it is needless to point out their con- nection . The particular remedies of these evils may be sought in what has been observed upon them severally ; but the general re- medy is charity . This , of all the principles ...
... misanthropy , that it is needless to point out their con- nection . The particular remedies of these evils may be sought in what has been observed upon them severally ; but the general re- medy is charity . This , of all the principles ...
الصفحة 324
... misanthrope , conveyed a fine reproof of the greater part of that bustle and agita- tion which goes under the name of busi- ness , as it implied , that in point of real use , it was nearly upon an equality with the rolling of his tub ...
... misanthrope , conveyed a fine reproof of the greater part of that bustle and agita- tion which goes under the name of busi- ness , as it implied , that in point of real use , it was nearly upon an equality with the rolling of his tub ...
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