ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 |
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... Passion to be opposed . involve many in confusion and distress ; whence they necessarily be- Oppose early the beginnings of come the authors of tumult and passion . Avoid particularly all such contention , of discord and enmity ...
... Passion to be opposed . involve many in confusion and distress ; whence they necessarily be- Oppose early the beginnings of come the authors of tumult and passion . Avoid particularly all such contention , of discord and enmity ...
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... passions curity against many vices . They have no influence . Ibid . may produce temperance , chastity , honesty ... passion and sen- strength of mind , which neither athesibility , who had no vicious appetites ism nor universal ...
... passions curity against many vices . They have no influence . Ibid . may produce temperance , chastity , honesty ... passion and sen- strength of mind , which neither athesibility , who had no vicious appetites ism nor universal ...
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... passion . They are linked pearance through a false medium . The so closely to the world ; by so many most inconsiderable point of interest sides they touch every object , and or honour swells into a momentous every person around them ...
... passion . They are linked pearance through a false medium . The so closely to the world ; by so many most inconsiderable point of interest sides they touch every object , and or honour swells into a momentous every person around them ...
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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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