ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 |
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... folly to folly , and good , useless good - nature is the too volatile for rest , too soft and ef- object of pity , ill - nature of hatred ; feminate for industry , ever ambitious but nature beautified and improved to make a splendid ...
... folly to folly , and good , useless good - nature is the too volatile for rest , too soft and ef- object of pity , ill - nature of hatred ; feminate for industry , ever ambitious but nature beautified and improved to make a splendid ...
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... folly , but could not teach him owes his warmth to his flannel ; dewisdom -- it could not , when it had lights in the filthy tale , when his convinced him of the vanity of his hearers are almost poisoned by the pursuits , induce him to ...
... folly , but could not teach him owes his warmth to his flannel ; dewisdom -- it could not , when it had lights in the filthy tale , when his convinced him of the vanity of his hearers are almost poisoned by the pursuits , induce him to ...
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... folly of religious faith , or to doubt traordinary occurrence would be opthe rational conviction of a pious posed to reason . and impartial inquirer , merely be- The only objection to the credicause the whole world are not be- bility of ...
... folly of religious faith , or to doubt traordinary occurrence would be opthe rational conviction of a pious posed to reason . and impartial inquirer , merely be- The only objection to the credicause the whole world are not be- bility of ...
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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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