ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 |
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... equal to changes its form . this ; and it must be owned , that na- The day has been considered as ture inspires more lively emotions an image of the year , and a year as and pleasing tenderness than the the representation of life . The ...
... equal to changes its form . this ; and it must be owned , that na- The day has been considered as ture inspires more lively emotions an image of the year , and a year as and pleasing tenderness than the the representation of life . The ...
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... equal to cultivate right dispositions in his quantities of food or liquor may be own breast , and to benefit his spetaken by all with equal temperance , cies — to perfect himself , and to be of than to assert , that the same pleasure as ...
... equal to cultivate right dispositions in his quantities of food or liquor may be own breast , and to benefit his spetaken by all with equal temperance , cies — to perfect himself , and to be of than to assert , that the same pleasure as ...
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... equal facility , by the worldly and the guishes colours ; and we unavoida- spiritual , the careless and the inquibly believe the existence of the ob- sitive , the proud and the humble , the jects within the sphere of its vision ...
... equal facility , by the worldly and the guishes colours ; and we unavoida- spiritual , the careless and the inquibly believe the existence of the ob- sitive , the proud and the humble , the jects within the sphere of its vision ...
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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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