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... virtue , and the reformation of our theatres , which was effected by his " hort View of the im- morality and profaneness of the English stage . " pre- All the works of these authors have obtained that share * Article Bayle , in Siècles ...
... virtue , and the reformation of our theatres , which was effected by his " hort View of the im- morality and profaneness of the English stage . " pre- All the works of these authors have obtained that share * Article Bayle , in Siècles ...
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... virtue and religion , they are entirely free from any tincture of a morose and fanatical spirit , and the reader must rise from the perusal of them with more amiable and more cheerful inclinations . Their style is the quaint and an ...
... virtue and religion , they are entirely free from any tincture of a morose and fanatical spirit , and the reader must rise from the perusal of them with more amiable and more cheerful inclinations . Their style is the quaint and an ...
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... virtue . By giving him admission to all the circles of gaiety and pleasure , and by laying on him almost a necessity of complying with the humours of the companions who had raised and befriended him , his promo- tion involved him in a ...
... virtue . By giving him admission to all the circles of gaiety and pleasure , and by laying on him almost a necessity of complying with the humours of the companions who had raised and befriended him , his promo- tion involved him in a ...
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... virtue . He published his manual in 1701 , in order that the world might be a spectator of the concordance of his actions and principles , and that shame might drive him into amend- ment . Vice , however , and pleasure still triumphed ...
... virtue . He published his manual in 1701 , in order that the world might be a spectator of the concordance of his actions and principles , and that shame might drive him into amend- ment . Vice , however , and pleasure still triumphed ...
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... virtue was dangerous ; and that it was , as the world then stood , absolutely necessary to depreciate so adventurous a genius , surrounded with so much power as your lordship then had . I transgressed , my lord , against you , when you ...
... virtue was dangerous ; and that it was , as the world then stood , absolutely necessary to depreciate so adventurous a genius , surrounded with so much power as your lordship then had . I transgressed , my lord , against you , when you ...
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