 | Theophilus Cibber - 1753 - 406 strani
...the world may difccrn that I am not one of thofe who practife what they reprove, I began; this fatire with owning in myfelf thofe fins and misfortunes which...from pretending to be free from human frailties, but forwarder to confefs any of the errors of my life, than any man can be to accufe me; I think myfelf... | |
 | Walter Wilson - 1830 - 558 strani
...not one of those that practise what I reprove, I began this satire with owning in myself those sins and misfortunes which I am no more exempted from than...from pretending to be free from human frailties, but forwarder to confess any of the errors of my life than any man can be to accuse me, I think myself... | |
 | Walter Wilson - 1830 - 558 strani
...not one of those that practise what I reprove, I began this satire with owning in myself those sins and misfortunes which I am no more exempted from than...from pretending to be free from human frailties, but forwarder to confess any of the errors of my life than any man can be to accuse me, I think myself... | |
 | Thomas Wright - 1894 - 528 strani
...very much more if he would let other people alone and reform the man Daniel. To which he replies : " As I am far from pretending to be free from human frailties, but forwarder to confess the errors of my life than any man could be to accuse me, I think myself in a... | |
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In the preface he complains of the severe usage he had met with, but, says he, 'that the world may discern that I am not one of those who practice what they reprove, I began this satire with owning in myself those sins and misfortunes which I am no more... 