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" ... with him that wants a support ; and to be helped implies to be indigent. In a word, after all you can say of a man, conclude that he is rich, and you have made him friends > nor have you utterly overthrown a man in the world's opinion, until you have... "
The Christian Hero: An Argument Proving that No Principles But Those of ... - Page 38
de Sir Richard Steele - 1755 - 78 pages
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The Guardian, Volume 1

1714 - 380 pages
...Support ; and to be help'd, implies to be indigent. In a Word, after all you can fay tof a Man, conclude that he is Rich, and you have made him Friends; nor...natural Impotence and Want, that Riches and Poverty have takea in our Imagination the place of Innocence and Guilt. REFLECTIONS of this Kind do but wafte ones...
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The Guardian, Volume 1

Rob Steele - 1740 - 368 pages
...Support; and to be helped, implies to be indigent. In a Word, after all you can fay of a Man, conclude that he is rich, and you have made him Friends ; nor...you have faid he is poor : This is the Emphatical Expreflion of Praife and Blame, for Men fo ftupidly forget their natural Impotence and Want, that Riches...
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The Guardian, Volume 1

1747 - 584 pages
...Support ; and to be helped, implies to be indigent. In a word, after all you can fay of a Man, conclude that he is Rich, and you have made him Friends; nor...and Blame, for Men fo ftupidly forget their natural Importence and Want, that Riches and Poverty have taken in our Imagination the place of Innocence and...
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The Lady's Magazine, Or, Entertaining Companion for the Fair Sex ..., Partie 1

1796 - 716 pages
...conclude that he is rich, and you have 8 made him friends : nor can you utterly overthrow a man in tfie world's opinion, till you have faid he is poor. This is the emphatical expreffioh of praife and blame ; for men fo ftupidly forget their natural impotence and want, that...
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The Guardian, Volume 1

1797 - 522 pages
...and you have made him friends ; nor have you utterly overthrown a man in the world's opinion, until you have faid he is poor. This is the emphatical expreffion...our imagination the place of Innocence and Guilt. Reflections of this kind do but wafte one's be* ing, without capacity of helping the diftrefled ; yet...
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The Christian hero [by sir R. Steele]. Steele

sir Richard Steele - 1802 - 172 pages
...fupport; and to be helped, implies to be indigent. In a word, after all you can fay of a man, conclude that he is rich, and you have made him friends; nor...place of innocence and guilt: he therefore that has fuffered the contumelies, difappointments, and miferies which attend the poor man's condition, and,...
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Select British Classics, Volume 37

1803 - 440 pages
...support, and to be helped, implies to be indigent. In a word. After all you can say of a man, conclude that he is rich, and you have made him. friends ;...you utterly overthrown a man in the world's opinion until you have said he is peor. This is the emphatical expression of praise and blame ; for men so...
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The General Assembly's Missionary Magazine: Or Evangelical ..., Volume 2

1806 - 650 pages
...support; and to be helped, implies to be indigent. In a word, after all you can say of a man, conclude that he is rich, and you have made him friends; nor...you utterly overthrown a man in the world's opinion, until you have said he is poor: this is the emphatical expression of praise and blame, for men so stupidly...
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The British Essayists, Volume 17

Alexander Chalmers - 1808 - 370 pages
...have said he is p«or. This is the ernpbatical expression of praise and blame : for men so stupidly forget their natural impotence and want, that Riches...our imagination the place of Innocence and Guilt. Reflections of this kind do but waste one's beinsf, without capacity of helping the distressed ; yet...
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The British Essayists;: Guardian

Alexander Chalmers - 1808 - 358 pages
...support; and to be helped implies to be indigent. In a word, after all you can say of a man, conclude that he is rich, and you have made him friends ; nor...you utterly overthrown a man in the world's opinion, until you have said he is poor. This is the emphatical expression of praise and blame : for men so...
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