...which one Man enjoys above another, and it mult certainly very much aftonifh, if it does not very much divert them, when they fee a Mortal puffed up,, and...obnoxious to all the common Calamities of the Species. May we not not imagine, that Being* 'of fuperior Natures and Perfections regard all the Inftances of...

...which one Man enjoys above another, that it muft certainly very much aftonifh, if it does not very much divert them, when they fee a Mortal puffed up, and...you pleafe, that yonder Mole-hill is inhabited by reafonable Creatures, and that every Pifmire (his Shape and Way of Life excepted) is endowed with human...

...which one Man enjoys above another, that it muft certainly very much aftonilh, if it does not very much divert them, when they fee a Mortal puffed up, and...obnoxious to all the common Calamities of the Species. To kt this Thought in its true Light, we will fancy, if you pleafe, that yonder Mole-hill is inhabited...

...one man enjoys above another, •that it mull certainly very much aftonifh, if it does no: very much divert them, when they fee a mortal puffed up, and...he is obnoxious to all the common calamities of the fpecies. To fet this thought in its true light, we will fancy, if you pleafe, that yonder mole-hill...

...which one man enjoys above another, that it mult certainly Vtiy much aftoniih, if it does not very much divert them, when they fee a mortal puffed up, and valuing himfelf above his neighbours on any ot thefe accounts, at the fame time that he is obnoxious to all the common calamities of the fpecies....

...another, that it mufl certainly very much allonifli, if it does not tery much divert them, when they iee a mortal puffed up, and valuing himfelf above his...he is obnoxious to all the common calamities of the fpecies. To fet this thought in its true lighti we will fancy, if jmi pleafe, that yonder mole-hill...

...a mortal puffed up, and valuing himself above his neighbours on any of these accounts, at the same time that he is obnoxious to all the common calamities of the species. To set this thought in its true light, we will fancy, if you please, that yonder mole-hill is inhabited...

...a mortal puffed up, and valuing himself above his neighbours on any of these accounts, at the same time that he is obnoxious to all the common calamities of the species. To set this thought in its true light, we will fancy, if you please, that yonder mole-hill is inhabited...

...which one man enjoys above another, that it mud certainly very much aflonifli, if it dots not very much divert them, when they fee a mortal puffed up, and...any of thefe accounts, at the fame time that he is obnox'u v>i to all the common calamities of the fpccics '• To fet this thought," fays the fame author,...

...a mortal puffed up, and valuing himself above his neighbours on any of these accounts, at the same time that he is obnoxious to all the common calamities of the species. To set this thought in its true light, we will fancy, if you please, that yonder mole hill is inhabited...