Essays and Treatises on Several Subjects. In Two Volumes by David Hume, Esq..T. Cadell, 1788 |
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... themselves . As virtue , of all ob- jects , is allowed to be the most valuable , this species of philofophers paint her in the most amiable colours ; borrowing all helps from poetry and eloquence , and treating their fubject in an easy ...
... themselves . As virtue , of all ob- jects , is allowed to be the most valuable , this species of philofophers paint her in the most amiable colours ; borrowing all helps from poetry and eloquence , and treating their fubject in an easy ...
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... themselves . As virtue , of all ob- jects , is allowed to be the most valuable , this species 、 of philofophers paint her in the most amiable colours ; borrowing all helps from poetry and eloquence , and treating their fubject in an ...
... themselves . As virtue , of all ob- jects , is allowed to be the most valuable , this species 、 of philofophers paint her in the most amiable colours ; borrowing all helps from poetry and eloquence , and treating their fubject in an ...
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... themselves fufficiently compenfated for the la- bour of their whole lives , if they can discover fome hidden truths , which may contribute to the inftruc- tion of pofterity .. It is certain that the eafy and obvious philofophy will ...
... themselves fufficiently compenfated for the la- bour of their whole lives , if they can discover fome hidden truths , which may contribute to the inftruc- tion of pofterity .. It is certain that the eafy and obvious philofophy will ...
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... themselves on fair ground , raise these entangling brambles to cover and protect their weakness . Chafed from the open country , thefe robbers fly into the foreft , and lie in wait to break in upon every unguarded avenue of the mind ...
... themselves on fair ground , raise these entangling brambles to cover and protect their weakness . Chafed from the open country , thefe robbers fly into the foreft , and lie in wait to break in upon every unguarded avenue of the mind ...
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... themselves with proving , from the phænomena , the true motions , order , and magnitude of the heavenly bodies : Till a philofopher , at laft , arofe , who seems , from the happiest reafoning , to have alfo determined the laws and ...
... themselves with proving , from the phænomena , the true motions , order , and magnitude of the heavenly bodies : Till a philofopher , at laft , arofe , who seems , from the happiest reafoning , to have alfo determined the laws and ...
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