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... manner of satire , that may be as injurious to him as the contrary , by bringing on an examination that undresses the person , and , in the haste of doing it , he may happen to be stript of what he really owns and deserves . As I am ...
... manner of satire , that may be as injurious to him as the contrary , by bringing on an examination that undresses the person , and , in the haste of doing it , he may happen to be stript of what he really owns and deserves . As I am ...
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... manner , that he first obliged him to hearken to his discourse . He began with him thus ; " You have a mind then to govern the republic ? ' " I have so , ' answered Glaucon . " You cannot , ' replied Socrates , have a more noble design ...
... manner , that he first obliged him to hearken to his discourse . He began with him thus ; " You have a mind then to govern the republic ? ' " I have so , ' answered Glaucon . " You cannot , ' replied Socrates , have a more noble design ...
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... manner of injury to others , and bring every kind of evil upon them without cause ; that some of them shall even blaspheme him , their Creator , in the most horrible manner ; and , which is still more highly absurd , he has decreed ...
... manner of injury to others , and bring every kind of evil upon them without cause ; that some of them shall even blaspheme him , their Creator , in the most horrible manner ; and , which is still more highly absurd , he has decreed ...
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Rules for a Club established for Mutual Improvement | 9 |
Morals of Chess | 37 |
Public | 57 |
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