ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 |
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... human nature ! or rather , how great viour gave me infinite satisfaction : a weakness is it to give humanity since I myself take great pleasure in so reproachful a name ! The bare playing with children , and am sel- consideration of ...
... human nature ! or rather , how great viour gave me infinite satisfaction : a weakness is it to give humanity since I myself take great pleasure in so reproachful a name ! The bare playing with children , and am sel- consideration of ...
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... human nature . happiness in future days . That the convictions of religion It is suited , in the first place , we form the great foundation of moral think , to the opening of human life , conduct , —that piety , in itself , is fit-to ...
... human nature . happiness in future days . That the convictions of religion It is suited , in the first place , we form the great foundation of moral think , to the opening of human life , conduct , —that piety , in itself , is fit-to ...
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... human devotional sensibility of mankind . mind , whether in its rudest or its Alison . most improved appearances , we every where see this union of devotional sentiment with sensibility to the ex$ 94 . The Beauty of the human pressions ...
... human devotional sensibility of mankind . mind , whether in its rudest or its Alison . most improved appearances , we every where see this union of devotional sentiment with sensibility to the ex$ 94 . The Beauty of the human pressions ...
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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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