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... turally produces love and good - will to- wards him . A chearful mind is not only difpofed to be affable and obliging , but raifes the fame good - humour in those who come within its influence . A man finds himself pleafed , he does not ...
... turally produces love and good - will to- wards him . A chearful mind is not only difpofed to be affable and obliging , but raifes the fame good - humour in those who come within its influence . A man finds himself pleafed , he does not ...
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... turally , upon this occafion , reafon thus : 66 Jefus hath now put his pretenfions upon a fair iffue . He hath told us , he will arife from the dead on the third day - here then let us fufpend our judgment , and wait the refult . Three ...
... turally , upon this occafion , reafon thus : 66 Jefus hath now put his pretenfions upon a fair iffue . He hath told us , he will arife from the dead on the third day - here then let us fufpend our judgment , and wait the refult . Three ...
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... turally afcribed to a bee , than to an ina nimate plant . He who reads over the pleafures of a country life , as they are defcribed by Virgil in the latter end of this book , can fcarce be of Virgil's mind , in preferring even the life ...
... turally afcribed to a bee , than to an ina nimate plant . He who reads over the pleafures of a country life , as they are defcribed by Virgil in the latter end of this book , can fcarce be of Virgil's mind , in preferring even the life ...
Inhalt
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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