ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 |
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... ness , we convert them into injuries . tuation in life , or the nature of their Can any disposition , then , be held to connexions , may , in a great measure , possess a low place in the scale of exclude them from such opportuni- virtue ...
... ness , we convert them into injuries . tuation in life , or the nature of their Can any disposition , then , be held to connexions , may , in a great measure , possess a low place in the scale of exclude them from such opportuni- virtue ...
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... ness . In conversation , as well as she preserves a perpetual cheerful - life , happiness very often depends ness in herself , which , by a kind of upon the slightest incidents . The happy contagion , she communicates taking notice of ...
... ness . In conversation , as well as she preserves a perpetual cheerful - life , happiness very often depends ness in herself , which , by a kind of upon the slightest incidents . The happy contagion , she communicates taking notice of ...
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... ness . What thought can we enterwill take as little as they can - they tain more honourable with respect to will , as far as is in their power , have God himself , than that mercy their fill of what their betters teach is over all his ...
... ness . What thought can we enterwill take as little as they can - they tain more honourable with respect to will , as far as is in their power , have God himself , than that mercy their fill of what their betters teach is over all his ...
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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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