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... greatest dangers . Writers of this complexion have obferved , that the facred Perfon who was the great pattern of perfec- tion , was never feen to laugh . Chearfulness of mind is not liable to any of thefe exceptions ; it is of a feri ...
... greatest dangers . Writers of this complexion have obferved , that the facred Perfon who was the great pattern of perfec- tion , was never feen to laugh . Chearfulness of mind is not liable to any of thefe exceptions ; it is of a feri ...
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... greatest use on real and proper oc- cafions . The nobleft energies of which we are capable , can fcarcely be called out without fome degree of enthusiasm , in whatever caufe we are engaged ; and those fentiments which tend to the ex ...
... greatest use on real and proper oc- cafions . The nobleft energies of which we are capable , can fcarcely be called out without fome degree of enthusiasm , in whatever caufe we are engaged ; and those fentiments which tend to the ex ...
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... greatest difcouragement from this doc- trine , as every fin we commit in this world may be confidered as an addi . tion to an everlafting account in the next . Gilpin . $ 126 . On the Ten Commandments . Having confidered the articles of ...
... greatest difcouragement from this doc- trine , as every fin we commit in this world may be confidered as an addi . tion to an everlafting account in the next . Gilpin . $ 126 . On the Ten Commandments . Having confidered the articles of ...
Inhalt
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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