The British Essayists volume 16
The British Essayists volume 16
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A name that, alas! as the world stands at present, makes them oftener thrown aside than taken up. — As those conversations and books should be both well chosen, to give some advice on that head may possibly furnish you with a future paper, and any thing you shall ofter on my behalf will be of great service to, " Good Mr. Rambler, " Your faithful friend and servant, " Sunday. " 31. . RAMBLER. 107 No. 31. TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1750.
Noil ego mendosos ausim defendere mores, Falsaquc pro vitiis arma ten...ere meis. Ovid.
Corrupted manners I shjill ne'er defend, Nor, falsely witty, for my faults contend. Elphinston.
Though the fallibility of man's reason, and the nar- rowness of his knowledge, are very liberally con- fessed, yet the conduct of those who so willingly admit the weakness of human nature seems to dis- cover that this acknowledgment is not altogether sincere ; at least, that most make it with a tacit re- serve in favour of themselves, and that, with what- ever ease they give up the claim of their neighbours, they are desirous of being thought exempt from faults in their own conduct, and from error in their opinions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A name that, alas! as the world stands at present, makes them oftener thrown aside than taken up. — As those conversations and books should be both well chosen, to give some advice on that head may possibly furnish you with a future paper, and any thing you shall ofter on my behalf will be of great service to, " Good Mr. Rambler, " Your faithful friend and servant, " Sunday. " 31. . RAMBLER. 107 No. 31. TUESDAY, JULY 3, 1750.
Noil ego mendosos ausim defendere mores, Falsaquc pro vitiis arma ten...ere meis. Ovid.
Corrupted manners I shjill ne'er defend, Nor, falsely witty, for my faults contend. Elphinston.
Though the fallibility of man's reason, and the nar- rowness of his knowledge, are very liberally con- fessed, yet the conduct of those who so willingly admit the weakness of human nature seems to dis- cover that this acknowledgment is not altogether sincere ; at least, that most make it with a tacit re- serve in favour of themselves, and that, with what- ever ease they give up the claim of their neighbours, they are desirous of being thought exempt from faults in their own conduct, and from error in their opinions.
What to read after The British Essayists volume 16?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James Ferguson to read onlineMoreLess
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