Category: Essays, Letters & Speeches
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Many, Sir, share equally in this guilt with you; however, it is not the less for being divided; but if this were all, you might pass undistinguished in the general censure. Ther...
3. Chapter 3Your three Heroines are, Pamela, Harriet, and Clarissa, ladies all renowned for chastity and _Bible-scholarship_. The chastity of the first was from beginning to end never well...
2. Chapter 2Another thing in which I humbly conceive you have been in the wrong, is this: you constantly express a great virulence against those whom you call sentimental unbelievers, and t...
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5. Chapter 5It must be owned, you have fallen upon a manner of writing, in a series of Letters, which is very affecting, and capable of great improvements. It preserves a great probability...