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Page 66
... nature , lord of all , which is more than I could willingly allow . ' Tis enough , replied he , that this is yielded . For if we allow once , a fubordination in his case , if nature herself be not for man , but man for nature ; then ...
... nature , lord of all , which is more than I could willingly allow . ' Tis enough , replied he , that this is yielded . For if we allow once , a fubordination in his case , if nature herself be not for man , but man for nature ; then ...
Page 95
... nature fociable ; where would their fhame have been , had nature otherwise supplied these wants ? What duty or obligation had been ever thought of ? What respect or reverence of parents , magiftrates , their country , or their kind ...
... nature fociable ; where would their fhame have been , had nature otherwise supplied these wants ? What duty or obligation had been ever thought of ? What respect or reverence of parents , magiftrates , their country , or their kind ...
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... nature , and in which the author himself appears throughout the piece , and is himself the hero of his poem * . I HAVE dwelt the longer on this subject , because I think I can perceive many fymp- toms , even among writers of eminence ...
... nature , and in which the author himself appears throughout the piece , and is himself the hero of his poem * . I HAVE dwelt the longer on this subject , because I think I can perceive many fymp- toms , even among writers of eminence ...
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