ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 |
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... affections are deeply interested , a which makes a man beloved as a state of suspense is more intolerable , companion ? or do they dilate the and more distracting to the mind , heart with the liberal and generous than the sad assurance ...
... affections are deeply interested , a which makes a man beloved as a state of suspense is more intolerable , companion ? or do they dilate the and more distracting to the mind , heart with the liberal and generous than the sad assurance ...
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... affection from the human these , undoubtedly ! To strike out breast ? Extinguish all emotions of the friendly affections from the mo- the heart , and what difference will ral world , would be like extinguish- remain , I do not say ...
... affection from the human these , undoubtedly ! To strike out breast ? Extinguish all emotions of the friendly affections from the mo- the heart , and what difference will ral world , would be like extinguish- remain , I do not say ...
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... affections of him who it , turns out to be a coward . And loves to walk in the footsteps of his music may lull the feelings into uni- father ; and every recurring Sabbath son with piety ; and stir up the inner may bring to his bosom the ...
... affections of him who it , turns out to be a coward . And loves to walk in the footsteps of his music may lull the feelings into uni- father ; and every recurring Sabbath son with piety ; and stir up the inner may bring to his bosom the ...
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VOL | 1 |
On the Immortality of the Soul Ibid 14 48 Idleness avoided by the Observation | 59 |
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