ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 |
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... danger - discover from his first actions , and ous to youth , includes the long cata- rude attempts at language , the kind logue of men of pleasure . In what- of persons with whom he has been ever way they follow the call of ap- brought ...
... danger - discover from his first actions , and ous to youth , includes the long cata- rude attempts at language , the kind logue of men of pleasure . In what- of persons with whom he has been ever way they follow the call of ap- brought ...
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... danger is far greater , and the effects , the most fatal lengths of misconduct , we see more frequent : for the num - as a familiarity with those who have ber of evil - disposed in mind is no dread of guilt , or none that regreater than ...
... danger is far greater , and the effects , the most fatal lengths of misconduct , we see more frequent : for the num - as a familiarity with those who have ber of evil - disposed in mind is no dread of guilt , or none that regreater than ...
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... danger of ten so much , and so gallantly , about being stranded on the sands at the the pleasure of dying ) behaved himbottom of the sea ; and must inevi- self in the most despicable manner . tably have been lost , had not the He named ...
... danger of ten so much , and so gallantly , about being stranded on the sands at the the pleasure of dying ) behaved himbottom of the sea ; and must inevi- self in the most despicable manner . tably have been lost , had not the He named ...
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VOL | 1 |
On the Immortality of the Soul Ibid 14 48 Idleness avoided by the Observation | 59 |
Sect | 65 |
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