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... there are many faults which I committed that did not appear to me , even until I myself became a fa- ther . I had not until then a notion of the yearnings of heart , which a man has when he fees his child do a laudable thing , or the ...
... there are many faults which I committed that did not appear to me , even until I myself became a fa- ther . I had not until then a notion of the yearnings of heart , which a man has when he fees his child do a laudable thing , or the ...
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... ther we have made this world fubfervi- ent to a better ? -Whether we have prepared ourselves for a ftate of happi- nefs in heaven , by endeavouring to com- municate happiness to our fellow - crea . tures upon earth ? Whether we have ...
... ther we have made this world fubfervi- ent to a better ? -Whether we have prepared ourselves for a ftate of happi- nefs in heaven , by endeavouring to com- municate happiness to our fellow - crea . tures upon earth ? Whether we have ...
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... there are fome other objec- tions that require an answer . People may be doubtful and aftray in the theo- ry of beauty ... ther can the reciprocal proportion of beauty be determined between different characters , even within the fame fpe ...
... there are fome other objec- tions that require an answer . People may be doubtful and aftray in the theo- ry of beauty ... ther can the reciprocal proportion of beauty be determined between different characters , even within the fame fpe ...
Inhalt
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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