...be no other than the abuse or irregularity of that social love and common affection which is natural to mankind—for the opposite of sociableness is selfishness;...cause, or engaging deeply with any side or faction." On the margin of the page was the following note, in the handwriting of Lord * * * *:— doubt whether,...

...abuse of irregularity of that social love and common affection which is natural to mankind — for the opposite of sociableness is selfishness; and of...cause, or engaging deeply with any side or faction." On the margin of the page was the following note, in the handwriting of Lord : — " Generosity hurries...

...the abuse or irregularity of that social love and common affection which is natural to mankind. For the opposite of sociableness is selfishness. And of...cause, or engaging deeply with any side or faction. SECTION III Yov have heard it, my friend, as a common saying, that interest governs the world. But,...

...to Mankind" (I:114). Individuals who possess sensus communis are the least likely to join parties. "They are secure of their Temper; and possess themselves too well, to be in danger of entring to warmly into any cause, or engaging deeply with any Side or Faction" (I:1 15). Here one sees...

...Mankind. For the Opposite of Sociableness is Selfishness. And of all Characters, the thorow-selfish one is the least forward in taking Party. The Men...and possess themselves too well, to be in danger of entring warmly into any Cause, or engaging deeply with any Side or Faction. SEC T. III. YOU have heard...