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... passions , and of with passion the little inadvertencies the most improved and exalted hu- of human nature , which he repaid man reason . His virtues and his with interest too . Even a difference vices , his reason and his passions ...
... passions , and of with passion the little inadvertencies the most improved and exalted hu- of human nature , which he repaid man reason . His virtues and his with interest too . Even a difference vices , his reason and his passions ...
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... passions were not prodigy , Charles Townshend ; nor of concerned ) of a more refined , exqui- course know what ... passion tion he supported . He stated his for fame ; a passion which is the in- matter skilfully and powerfully . He ...
... passions were not prodigy , Charles Townshend ; nor of concerned ) of a more refined , exqui- course know what ... passion tion he supported . He stated his for fame ; a passion which is the in- matter skilfully and powerfully . He ...
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... passion is to be lamented , his sorrow or resentment takes en- and to be remedied if possible . The tire possession of ... passions are apt to be trans - vour to place his happiness on such ported beyond all bounds of pru - objects as ...
... passion is to be lamented , his sorrow or resentment takes en- and to be remedied if possible . The tire possession of ... passions are apt to be trans - vour to place his happiness on such ported beyond all bounds of pru - objects as ...
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VOL II | 1 |
The effects of a dissolution of the Fede | 16 |
Necessity of the Union | 23 |
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