ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 |
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... lence . An idle man is a mere blank that you employ your time , I fatter in the creation : he seems made for myself that you have that fund : that no end , and lives to no purpose . He is the fund which will make you cannot engage ...
... lence . An idle man is a mere blank that you employ your time , I fatter in the creation : he seems made for myself that you have that fund : that no end , and lives to no purpose . He is the fund which will make you cannot engage ...
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... lence and fraud ; and by the delega- health , vivid with cheerfulness ; but tion of power , I can transfer the in- pale and dejected , sitting on the satiable wishes of avarice and ambi- ground , and chewing opium , which tion from one ...
... lence and fraud ; and by the delega- health , vivid with cheerfulness ; but tion of power , I can transfer the in- pale and dejected , sitting on the satiable wishes of avarice and ambi- ground , and chewing opium , which tion from one ...
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... lence . a motive which , besides that it makes Combine the frequent and familiar virtue the servant of opinion , usually perpetration of atrocious deeds with grows weaker at the approach of the dearth of great and generous acdeath ; and ...
... lence . a motive which , besides that it makes Combine the frequent and familiar virtue the servant of opinion , usually perpetration of atrocious deeds with grows weaker at the approach of the dearth of great and generous acdeath ; and ...
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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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