ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 |
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... present , deny themselves no present pleasure more especially entitles it to our no- or advantage , for any thing that an tice . The principles on which their hereafter promises ; it naturally leads argumentative part proceeds , are de ...
... present , deny themselves no present pleasure more especially entitles it to our no- or advantage , for any thing that an tice . The principles on which their hereafter promises ; it naturally leads argumentative part proceeds , are de ...
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... present state , ap- to be strictly just , severely abstinent , pears either immediately to regard its true to our friendships , steady in the wants , or to be connected with what pursuit of honour and virtue , attenregards them , it is ...
... present state , ap- to be strictly just , severely abstinent , pears either immediately to regard its true to our friendships , steady in the wants , or to be connected with what pursuit of honour and virtue , attenregards them , it is ...
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... present to the in the man whose hopes and fears are world the august image of virtue in all suspended on the present moment , her sublimest form , from which and who stakes the whole happiness streams of light and glory issue to of his ...
... present to the in the man whose hopes and fears are world the august image of virtue in all suspended on the present moment , her sublimest form , from which and who stakes the whole happiness streams of light and glory issue to of 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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