... other. 1 will not alk pardon for comparing this with the three profeflions. Worth is confined to no fituation. Let pride and prejudice murmur as long as they pleafe, reputation will always ac- company real moil ; and he alone who»de- fervei it. will meet ...

... viih't nulla difcrimine agilur, I VißGit, ?? I. 5 I R. 0 -clling, on a rational plan, weakens the force r: national pride and prejudice, and excites uni- i-i-itv- and benevolence, wiihout diverting us of ?? i(l ...

... t3-iflirii> in irfe!r, fech as a contemptuous look, or a ihort expi'-eflioi. : However, to an imagination perverted by pride iant! 'prejudice, it might have beer, looked upon as a ialiieietlt •g'r.u-n'd'fiir a combat ol :i very different nature ; becaufe, ...

... Anglican, replied the reverend, I wear buttons on my coat and my hat cocked up, reafon alone meafures my terms, not pride nor prejudice. If thou wort as reafonable as you fay, replied my lord, you would conform to cutiom and learn to diftinguiih a man ...

... it well s ee great fquahb:es of we be ciwvineed this Is to • true. Red Minnie, there are too soapy, Inn thole which pride; sod prejudice, lee and tercet, are inninneral le. Our religion, indeed, has, happily for us, presided the ben way of blunting the ...

... view only is, to iclultrate that without a peculiar national charader, we cannot efficiently feel national „pride ; and without filch a pride, we in - aft not exped to realize all the benefits, that folicit our acceptance. • Men, who Are earicatedto the ...

... remain unforgiving ; and that you will renew your friendlhip, and joyfully meet at laft in thofe bright regions where pride and prejudice can never enter ! DrF Meet her/ I never defire to meet fools any where. (This farcaflic turn of wit was fo pleafantly ...

... blind refpeft to my osvn opinions, being fcnfihle of every difqualification for a cettfor, nuftaking but too often the pride of prejudice for judgment and candour ; yet I am apt to conceive thefe'kind of politicians and content ders for public freedom, are ...

... loft ~ vhat Ivas calkd the brighttlt jewel in the 11:aith crown. But the advocates for war, by inflaming the pallions, pride, ad prejudices of the people, bore down all the oppofition which made by the virtu. ous patriots of thofe days, and plunged their ...

... fair fear the modaft Drift ftiea. And Oibbon’* gilded page oevlefeed lie*; - The harden’d Ipfidel and ftabboni Tew, To pride and prejudice full bid adieu; Tby vain Mahomet plcm’d before. Thy boafted Koran are no more. Now error* B ...

... America. And then coming to thefe grave + bowing its infolence, and making its peace unconditional iurrender of its pride, its prejudice » @ monopoly. Do I reyret the good fortune cof America? tulate mankind--I thank the Almighty ! In urging Great Britain ...

... to dick grave men, and bowing its info. hence, and making its peace, offering almoa unconditional futtender of its pride, its prejudice, and its monopoly. Do I regret the good fortune of America? No. I c ongratulate mankind—l thank the Almighl This was ...