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<head>LIBELS.</head> | <head>LIBELS.</head> | ||
<add>4</add> The exertion of successful virtue in conducting an high-spirited & jealous people <add>nation onwards to</add><lb/> | <p><add>4</add> The exertion of successful virtue in conducting an high-spirited & jealous people <add>nation onwards to</add><lb/> | ||
<add><sic>it's</sic></add> their happiness, is <hi rend='superscript'>3</hi> the <hi rend='superscript'>1</hi> most <hi rend='superscript'>2</hi> <add>&c refined &</add> exquisite of all <add>pleasures</add> delights; <hi rend='superscript'>+</hi> <note>+ I appeal to &c</note> <del>a delight which may compare</del> <add>a faint emblem of which is that</add> <add>viz: of human Nature is susceptible</add><lb/> | <add><sic>it's</sic></add> their happiness, is <hi rend='superscript'>3</hi> the <hi rend='superscript'>1</hi> most <hi rend='superscript'>2</hi> <add>&c refined &</add> exquisite of all <add>pleasures</add> delights; <hi rend='superscript'>+</hi> <note>+ I appeal to &c</note> <del>a delight which may compare</del> <add>a faint emblem of which is that</add> <add>viz: of human Nature is susceptible</add><lb/> | ||
<del>tis that <add>felt by the angler</add></del> which the expert angler feels, at the instant when <add>some</add> a vigorous <add>ponderous</add> & wily <add>lusty</add> fish <add>inhabitant of the water</add><lb/> | <del>tis that <add>felt by the angler</add></del> which the expert angler feels, at the instant when <add>some</add> a vigorous <add>ponderous</add> & wily <add>lusty</add> fish <add>inhabitant of the water</add><lb/> | ||
subdued <add>after a long many a rude struggle</add> by the perseverance <add>strength</add> & suppleness of his arm, suffers itself to be wafted to the<lb/> | subdued <add>after a long many a rude struggle</add> by the perseverance <add>strength</add> & suppleness of his arm, suffers itself to be wafted to the<lb/> | ||
Shore: <note>Should he meet with a resistance <add>too powerful to master</add> that he cannot master, he will let go a part of his Tackle, & not <add>suffer himself</add> by his obstinacy to be pulled <add>headlong</add> into the <sic>Gulph</sic>.</note> [while the .... of] a prostrate & broken-hearted <del>people</del> <add>multitude</add> [who, too happy<lb/> | Shore: | ||
<note>Should he meet with a resistance <add>too powerful to master</add> that he cannot master, he will let go a part of his Tackle, & not <add>suffer himself</add> by his obstinacy to be pulled <add>headlong</add> into the <sic>Gulph</sic>.</note> | |||
[while the .... of] a prostrate & broken-hearted <del>people</del> <add>multitude</add> [who, too happy<lb/> | |||
<add>if they have their vegetation only now & then disturbed</add> to be only now & then interrupted in their vegetation by the blasts of tyranny<lb/> | <add>if they have their vegetation only now & then disturbed</add> to be only now & then interrupted in their vegetation by the blasts of tyranny<lb/> | ||
<add>or</add> & the whirlwinds of caprice, follow <add>obey</add> with unresisting indifference <add><sic>listness</sic> obsequiousness</add> <del>the</del> <add>every sudden</add> impulse] <del>[of a</del><lb/> | <add>or</add> & the whirlwinds of caprice, follow <add>obey</add> with unresisting indifference <add><sic>listness</sic> obsequiousness</add> <del>the</del> <add>every sudden</add> impulse] <del>[of a</del><lb/> | ||
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<del>a contemptible prey to the hook of the sated Sportsman.</del> <note>Thus is it the Glory of Politicians to be fishers of Men.</note> facility takes away <add>all</add><lb/> | <del>a contemptible prey to the hook of the sated Sportsman.</del> <note>Thus is it the Glory of Politicians to be fishers of Men.</note> facility takes away <add>all</add><lb/> | ||
value from the conquest; no patience exercised, no powers <sic>display'd</sic>, no virtue fortified <add>bright</add><lb/> | value from the conquest; no patience exercised, no powers <sic>display'd</sic>, no virtue fortified <add>bright</add><lb/> | ||
<add>by the test</add> by the Trial. Such, Despotism, are thy triumphs! <note>puppets )( Men Number <gap/> relaxation list before & languor <add><gap/></add></note> | <add>by the test</add> by the Trial. Such, Despotism, are thy triumphs! <note>puppets )( Men Number <gap/> relaxation list before & languor <add><gap/></add></note></p> | ||
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LIBELS.
4 The exertion of successful virtue in conducting an high-spirited & jealous people nation onwards to
it's their happiness, is 3 the 1 most 2 &c refined & exquisite of all pleasures delights; + + I appeal to &c a delight which may compare a faint emblem of which is that viz: of human Nature is susceptible
tis that felt by the angler which the expert angler feels, at the instant when some a vigorous ponderous & wily lusty fish inhabitant of the water
subdued after a long many a rude struggle by the perseverance strength & suppleness of his arm, suffers itself to be wafted to the
Shore:
Should he meet with a resistance too powerful to master that he cannot master, he will let go a part of his Tackle, & not suffer himself by his obstinacy to be pulled headlong into the Gulph.
[while the .... of] a prostrate & broken-hearted people multitude [who, too happy
if they have their vegetation only now & then disturbed to be only now & then interrupted in their vegetation by the blasts of tyranny
or & the whirlwinds of caprice, follow obey with unresisting indifference listness obsequiousness the every sudden impulse] [of a
sudden movement that is impressed upon them,] are like a puny Minnow, fit only for the prey of Children yielding itself
a contemptible prey to the hook of the sated Sportsman. Thus is it the Glory of Politicians to be fishers of Men. facility takes away all
value from the conquest; no patience exercised, no powers display'd, no virtue fortified bright
by the test by the Trial. Such, Despotism, are thy triumphs! puppets )( Men Number relaxation list before & languor
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