...upon the one : the great, the awful and refpeftable, the virtues of felfdenial, of felf-governrnent, of that command of the paffions which fubjects all...who grieves for their calamities, who refents their injuries, and who rejoices at their good fortune ! When we bring home to ourfelves the fituation of...

...awful and refpectable, the virtues of felfdenial, of felf-goverrtment, of that command of the paflions which fubjects all the movements of our nature to...be, whofe fympathetic heart feems to re-echo all the lentiments of thofe with whom he converfes, who grieves for their calamities, who refents their injuries,...

...humanity, are founded upon the one : the great, the awful and refpectable, the virtues of felf-de^ nial, of felf-government, of that command of the paffions...he converfes, who grieves for their calamities, who refenta their injuries, and who rejoices at their good fortune ! When we bring home to ourfelves the...

...refpectable, the virtues of felf-denial, of felf-government, of that command of the paffions which fubjetts all the movements of our nature to what our own dignity and honour, and the propriety of our own conduit require, derive their origin from the other. How amiable does he appear to be, whofe fympathetic...

...as poffible with thofe of the fpectator, are founded the great, the awful, and refpectable virtues ; the virtues of felf-denial, of felf-government, of...honour, and. the propriety of our own conduct, require. As a farther illuftration of the foregoing doctrine, Mr. SMITH oonfulers particularly the degrees of...

...as poffible with thofe of the fpectator, are founded the great, the awful, and refpeclable virtues; the virtues of felf-denial, of felf-government, of...honour, and the propriety of our own conduct, require. As a farther illuftration of the foregoing SECT. doctrine, Mr. Smith confiders particularly the degrees...

...as poffible with thofe of the fpectator, are founded the great, the awful, and refpedbable virtues ; the virtues of felf-denial, of felf-government, of...honour, and the propriety of our own conduct, require* t As a farther illuftration of the foregoing SECT doclrine, Mr. Smith confiders particularly the degrees...

...virtues; the virtues of self-denial, of selfgovernment, of that command of the passions, which subjects all the movements of our nature to what our own dignity...honour, and the propriety of our own conduct, require. As a farther illustration of the foregoing doctrine, Mr Smith considers particularly the degrees of...

...; the virtues of felf-denial, of felf-government, of that command of the paffions, which fubjec~bs all the movements of our nature to what our own dignity...honour, and the propriety of our own conduct, require. As As a farther illuftration of the foregoing SECT. doctrine, Mr. Smith confiders particularly the...

...refpeetable, the virtues of felf-denial, of felf-government, of that command of the paflions which fubjedls all the movements of our nature to what our own dignity...who grieves for their calamities, who refents their injuries, and who rejoices at their good fortune! When we bring home to ourfelves the fituation of...