ANARICE.
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..,e all the plaques of mans imperial race,


Tere's none ike Avarlce' so sf0'e'i''s' AM ~


base" -,


Among all the degrading passions to- to walGa ,nore
makind are subject, there is perhaps none more ,
cotemptiblc, or mischevous N us enuc,S aas, Hpi
onociety than avarice; and yet to - is,,m. i'maf1
hae always appeared conscious Oh ~ oa,o,u uarn
;nficnce, they do not appear 10 DC "l'Au i"mi "o
of, remote cause but have oniy seon e eve.


II hn,, :. - That is mean, absurd, and detestabic-.
~ ,ne mns # properly only when they have seen l.
pelonifed by monster, who., ON |" A mon monstei
hopll"s s,o cres and lamentations of distress and
deaso wv, who is nsensble to the calls Of pity. OF
misry, m. of affection; whose brains are OF nc
sne ,s, sv ~ use to him than for planning means o.