ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 |
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... live according to the dicgloomy and offensive to human na- tates of virtue and right reason , has ture in the prospect of non - existence , two perpetual sources of cheerfulthat I cannot but wonder , with many ness , in the ...
... live according to the dicgloomy and offensive to human na- tates of virtue and right reason , has ture in the prospect of non - existence , two perpetual sources of cheerfulthat I cannot but wonder , with many ness , in the ...
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... live for subsistence cansignation upon every feature of the not live for beauty . The occupasuffering or expiring countenance , tions in which they are engaged , the can , I am persuaded , well tell , that modes of life to which they ...
... live for subsistence cansignation upon every feature of the not live for beauty . The occupasuffering or expiring countenance , tions in which they are engaged , the can , I am persuaded , well tell , that modes of life to which they ...
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... live to our families , by the several of human passions , and calm the relations and employments of domes- raging waves of human vice and tic life , to our friends , by the inter- folly ? Who is it , that , with the course of more ...
... live to our families , by the several of human passions , and calm the relations and employments of domes- raging waves of human vice and tic life , to our friends , by the inter- folly ? Who is it , that , with the course of more ...
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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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