The Works of the Right Reverend William Warburton ...J. Nichols, and sold by T. Cadell, 1788 |
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... RIDICULE is become their favourite figure of fpeech ; and they have Compofed fad treatifes to justify its ufe , and very merry ones to evince its utility . But to be fair with you , it must be owned , that this strange difpofition ...
... RIDICULE is become their favourite figure of fpeech ; and they have Compofed fad treatifes to justify its ufe , and very merry ones to evince its utility . But to be fair with you , it must be owned , that this strange difpofition ...
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... ridicule : a man must be soundly ridiculous , who , with all " the wit imaginable , would go about to ridicule wisdom , or laugh " at honefty or good manners . ' Yes , ridiculous , indeed , to laugh at bravery , generofity , wifdom ...
... ridicule : a man must be soundly ridiculous , who , with all " the wit imaginable , would go about to ridicule wisdom , or laugh " at honefty or good manners . ' Yes , ridiculous , indeed , to laugh at bravery , generofity , wifdom ...
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... ridicule , nor , at the fame time more open and transparent than the difguite ; in the latter , nothing more clouded and obfcured than the beauty of the truth ridiculed , nor more out of fight than the fallacy in the representation ...
... ridicule , nor , at the fame time more open and transparent than the difguite ; in the latter , nothing more clouded and obfcured than the beauty of the truth ridiculed , nor more out of fight than the fallacy in the representation ...
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... ridicule , and not ridicule the test of truth , he would have feen to rectify the proposition , and to state it fairly thus : The indifpenfable duty of DIVORCE , etc. And then the joke had been over , before the laugh could have begun ...
... ridicule , and not ridicule the test of truth , he would have feen to rectify the proposition , and to state it fairly thus : The indifpenfable duty of DIVORCE , etc. And then the joke had been over , before the laugh could have begun ...
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... ridicule on this ad- mirable fentiment , was forced to change the image ; and in the place of Ægina , Megara , etc. to substitute the Pyramids and Colof feum , monuments of human pride , and folly ; which , on that ac- count , readily ...
... ridicule on this ad- mirable fentiment , was forced to change the image ; and in the place of Ægina , Megara , etc. to substitute the Pyramids and Colof feum , monuments of human pride , and folly ; which , on that ac- count , readily ...
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