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...ones, and the earliest the best. There are three sorts of nobility — divine, worldly, and moral ; the divine depends upon the power of God, the worldly upon the greatness of our birth, the moral upon the liberty of our mind. We cannot command the gifts of fortune,...

...appointed to torture lost spirits. THERE are three sorts of nobility, namely, divine, worldly, and moral : the divine depends upon the power of God, the worldly upon the greatness of our birth, and the moral upon the liberty of our mind. EVBBT virtue gives a man a degree...

...divine, woildly. and moral i The divine depend« upon the power of God, the worldly upon the great nef» of our birth, the moral upon the liberty of our mind ; if we confider well the importance of the firrt, we (ball tec lefs value upon the fécond, and render our* lei res more capable of the third.'...