...can reconcile the contrary fentiments. A young man, whofe paffions are warm, will be more fenfibly touched with amorous and tender images, than a man more advanced in years who takes pleafure in wife and priilofophical prefections concerning the conduct of life and moderation of the...

...can reconcile the contrary fentiments. A YOUNG man, whofe paflions are warm, will be more fenfibly touched with amorous and tender images, than a man more advanced in years, who takes pleafure in wife and philofophical reflections concerning the conduct of life and moderation of the...

...philofophical reflections concernu;^ the conduct of Jife and moderation of the paflions. At tv^onty, OVID maybe the favourite author; HORACE at' forty ; and perhaps TACITUS at fifty. Vainly would we, in fuch cafes, endeavour to enter into the fentiments of others, and diveft ourfelves of thofe propenfities,...

...concerning the conduct of life and moderation of the paflions. At twenty, OVID may be the favoih-- rite author; HORACE at forty; and perhaps TACITUS, at? fifty. Vainly -would we, in fuch cafes, endeavour to enter into the fentiments of .others, and divert ourfelves of thofe pro-,...

...pleafure in wife, philofophical reflections concerning the conduct of life and moderation of the pafilons. At twenty, OVID may be the favourite author ; HORACE...forty: and perhaps TACITUS at fifty. Vainly would we, in fuch cafes, endeavour to enter into the jentiments of others, and diveft ourfelves of thofe propenfities...

...contrary fentiments. A yaiang man, whofe paffions are warm, will be more fenfibly touched with anorous and tender images than a man more advanced in years, who takes p)ea r ure in wife, philofophical reflections concern ng the conduct of life and moderation of the...

...judgmentisunavoidable, and we seekinvainfor a standard, by which we can reconcile the contrary sentiments. A young man, whose passions are warm, will be more sensibly touched with amorous and fender images, than a man more advanced in years, who takes pleasure in wise, philosophical reflections...

...unavoidable, and we seek in vain for a standard, by which we can reconcile the contrary sentiments. A young man, whose passions are warm, will be more...forty; and perhaps Tacitus at fifty. Vainly would we, in such cases, endeavour to enter into the sentiments of others, and divest ourselves of those propensities,...

...unavoidable, and we seek in vain for a standard, by which we can reconcile the contrary sentiments. A young man, whose passions are warm, will be more...forty ; and perhaps Tacitus at fifty. Vainly would we, in such cases, endeavour to enter into the sentiments of others, and divest ourselves of those propensities...

...for a standard, by which we can reconcile the contrary sentiments. A young man, whose passions arc warm, will be more sensibly touched with amorous and...forty ; and perhaps Tacitus at fifty. Vainly would we, in such cases, endeavour to enter into the sentiments of others, and divest ourselves of those propensities...