The Richest Princes And The Poorest Beggars Are To Have One Great And Just Judge At The Last Day Who Will Not Distinguish Betweenthem According To Their Ranks When In Life But According To The Neglected Opportunities Afforded To Each. How Much Greater Then, As The Opportunities Were Greater, Must Be The Condemnation Of The One Than Of The Other?

-Samuel Richardson

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The Richest Princes And The Poorest Beggars

Samuel Richardson

The Richest Princes And The Poorest Beggars Are To Have One Great And Just Judge At The Last Day Who Will Not Distinguish Betweenthem According To Their Ranks When In Life But According To The Neglected Opportunities Afforded To Each. How Much Greater Then, As The Opportunities Were Greater, Must Be The Condemnation Of The One Than Of The Other?

Topic

Opportunity

Judging

Lasts

The English, The Plain English, Of The Politest Address Of A Gentleman To A Lady Is, I Am Now, Dear Madam, Your Humble Servant: Pray Be So Good As To Let Me Be Your Lord And Master.

Humble

Gentleman

Addresses