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... chearfulness of heart . The firft of thefe is the fenfe of guilt . A man who lives in a state of vice and im- penitence , can have no title to that evennefs and tranquillity of mind which is the health of the foul , and the na- tural ...
... chearfulness of heart . The firft of thefe is the fenfe of guilt . A man who lives in a state of vice and im- penitence , can have no title to that evennefs and tranquillity of mind which is the health of the foul , and the na- tural ...
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... chearfulness , and would act very unreasonably , should they endeavour after it . It is impoffible for any one to live in good - humour , and enjoy his prefent exiftence , who is ap- prehenfive either of torment or of anni- hilation ...
... chearfulness , and would act very unreasonably , should they endeavour after it . It is impoffible for any one to live in good - humour , and enjoy his prefent exiftence , who is ap- prehenfive either of torment or of anni- hilation ...
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§ 21. On the Advantages of a chearful Temper . Chearfulness is , in the first place , the beft promoter of health ... chearfulness , but very often fee chearfulness where there is no great de- gree of health . Chearfulness bears the fame ...
§ 21. On the Advantages of a chearful Temper . Chearfulness is , in the first place , the beft promoter of health ... chearfulness , but very often fee chearfulness where there is no great de- gree of health . Chearfulness bears the fame ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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