 | emperor Marcus Aurelius Antoninus - 1792 - 392 pages
...involuntarily; and, moreover, that you will both foon go peaceably to your graves. But above all, confider, that he has not really injured you, as he could not render your mind, or governing part, the worfe by his offence. 21. That plaftick nature, which pervades and governs the univerfe, models a part,... | |
 | Thomas Paine - Bible - 1810 - 504 pages
...through ignorance, and, perhaps, involuntarily; and, morcover that you will both soon go peaceable to your graves. But above all, consider, that he has...render your mind, or governing part, the worse by his offence."—ibid. " A man may be more espert than you in the gymnastic exorcises ; be it so ; yet he... | |
 | Thomas Paine - Rationalism - 1824 - 420 pages
...allied to you ; that he did it through ignorance, and, perhaps, involuntarily ; and, moreover, that you will both soon go peaceably to your graves. But...not render your mind, or governing part, the worse for his offence. " A man may be more expert than you in the gymnastic exercises ; be it so ; yet he... | |
 | Richard Carlile - Free thought - 1825 - 920 pages
...perhnps, involuntaiilv ; and. moreover, that you will both soon go peaceably to your grav.es. B«t above all, consider, that he has not really injured...not render your mind, or governing part, the worse for his offence. " A man may be more expert than you in the gymnastic exercise } be it so; yet he is... | |
 | Thomas Paine - Rationalism - 1832 - 400 pages
...is allied to you ; that he did k through ignorance, and, perhaps involuntarily ; and, moreover, that you will both soon go peaceably to your graves. But...he could not render your mind, or governing part, tlffi worse for his offence. " A man may be more expert than you in the gymnastic exercises ; be it... | |
 | 1825 - 856 pages
...allied to you ; that he did it through ignorance, and, perhaps, involuntaiily ; and, moreover, that you will both soon go peaceably to your graves. But...he could not render your mind, or governing part, Uie worse for bis offence. " A man mny be more expert than you in the gymnastic exercise; be it so;... | |
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It is the peculiar excellence of man to love even those who have offended him. This you will be disposed to do, if you reflect that the offender is allied to you ; that he did it through ignorance, and, perhaps, involuntarily ; and, moreover, that you... 