...forms, which take from the honest emotions of joy, and add to the poignancy of misfortune. « Truth , the most amiable , as well as the most natural of...the gross, is a gaping monster , that loves to be deceivTH EE Jf G t I SH TN STHTTCTOR. >3l ed , and has seldom been disappointed : nor is their vanity...

...look with ' regard to his coat : it spoke of the sleek- L ,/* ness of folly, and the threadbareness of } "** wisdom. " Truth," continued he, " the most...monster, that loves to be deceived, and has seldom been disappoint* ed : nor is their vanity less fallacious to your philosophers, who adopt modes of truth...

...significance in his look with regard to his coat : it spoke of the sleekness of folly, and the thread bareness of wisdom. " Truth," continued he, " the most amiable, as well as the most natural of virtue?, you are at pains to eradicate. Your very nurseries are seminaries of falsehood ; and what...

...though it may seem a inratlmr, that in their hatred of sin, men may be sometimes loo passionate. Sprat. Mankind in the gross is a gaping monster, that loves...disappointed ; nor is their vanity less fallacious to our philosophers, who adopt modes of truth to follow them through the paths of error, and defend paradorei...

...not absolutely free from faults, will certainly produce a candour in the judge. — Dryden. DCCCXXXVL Mankind in the gross is a gaping monster, that loves...disappointed; nor is their vanity less fallacious to our philosophers, who adopt modes of truth to follow them through the paths of error, and defend parodoxes...

...definition is that which refines the pure essence of things from the circumstance. — Milton. DELUSION. — Mankind in the gross is a gaping monster, that loves...disappointed ; nor is their vanity less fallacious to our philosophers, who adopt modes of truth to follow them through the paths of error, and defend paradoxes...

...Like noxious vapours from the fulsome Marsh When Morning shines upon it. Cf)e ifflpIU — Mackenzie. in the gross is a Gaping Monster, that loves to be deceived, and has seldom been disappointed. Cf)£ JKlolU — Otway. THESE wide-mouth'd brutes, that bellow thus for Freedom; Oh ! how they run...

...fragraut flowers. The art has not been lost ; nay, is practised every day, by the world."— Latimer. Mankind in the gross is a gaping monster that loves...to be deceived, and has seldom been disappointed." — Mackenzie. "It were happy for the Church if the abilities and ¡rudence of all er friends were...

...and the autumn, rich with the golden sheaves, where good works and deeds have ripened on the Held." " Mankind in the gross is a gaping monster, that loves to be deceived, and has seldom been disappoin ted." — Mackenzie. с J. Hoice. Ephraim and Benjamin numbered я \ Ch. vii. 20— 20. Ь...

...significance in his look with regard to this coat ; it spoke of the sleekness of folly and the threadbareness of wisdom. "Truth," continued he, "the most amiable,...in the gross, is a gaping monster, that loves to be fleceived, and has seldom been disappointed : nor is their vanity less fallacious to your philosophers,...