Self-knowledge: A Treatise; Shewing the Nature and Benefit of that Important Science, and the Way to Attain It. Intermixed with Various Reflections and Observations on Human Nature. By John Mason, A.M.William Sleater, 1767 - 243 עמודים |
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עמוד 37
... person does not be- have with due decency towards his fuperiors , fuch a one does not understand himfelf . But why may not this , with equal juftice , be faid of those who act in an ill manner towards their inferiors ? The expreffion ...
... person does not be- have with due decency towards his fuperiors , fuch a one does not understand himfelf . But why may not this , with equal juftice , be faid of those who act in an ill manner towards their inferiors ? The expreffion ...
עמוד 64
... persons than for others ? Is it from a fimilarity of tafte and temper ? From fomething in their address , that flatters our vanity ; or in their humour that hits our fancy ? from something in their conversation , that improves our ...
... persons than for others ? Is it from a fimilarity of tafte and temper ? From fomething in their address , that flatters our vanity ; or in their humour that hits our fancy ? from something in their conversation , that improves our ...
עמוד 69
... person that disobliges me is of near kin to me ; and , tho ' not just of the fame blood and fa- mily , yet of the fame divine extract as to his mind ; and finally , fince I am convinced that no one can do me a real injury , because he ...
... person that disobliges me is of near kin to me ; and , tho ' not just of the fame blood and fa- mily , yet of the fame divine extract as to his mind ; and finally , fince I am convinced that no one can do me a real injury , because he ...
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