The British Essayists: With Prefaces, Historical and Biographical, 10±ÇLittle, Brown, 1864 |
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... paper for this day as a loose essay upon friendship , in which I shall throw my observa- tions together without any set form , that I may avoid repeating what has been often said on this subject . * Friendship is a strong and habitual ...
... paper for this day as a loose essay upon friendship , in which I shall throw my observa- tions together without any set form , that I may avoid repeating what has been often said on this subject . * Friendship is a strong and habitual ...
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... paper is part of a character extremely vicious , but I have set down no more than may fall in with the rules of justice and honour . Cicero spoke it of Catiline , who , he said , ' lived with the sad severely , with the cheerful ...
... paper is part of a character extremely vicious , but I have set down no more than may fall in with the rules of justice and honour . Cicero spoke it of Catiline , who , he said , ' lived with the sad severely , with the cheerful ...
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... paper I spoke of cheerful- ness as it is a moral habit of the mind , and accord- ingly mentioned such moral motives as are apt to cherish and keep alive this happy temper in the soul of man : I shall now consider cheerfulness in its ...
... paper I spoke of cheerful- ness as it is a moral habit of the mind , and accord- ingly mentioned such moral motives as are apt to cherish and keep alive this happy temper in the soul of man : I shall now consider cheerfulness in its ...
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... papers , to read over the quotations in the authors from whence you take them . As you mentioned a passage lately out of the second chapter of Solomon's Song , it occa- sioned my looking into it ; and , upon reading it , I No storms ...
... papers , to read over the quotations in the authors from whence you take them . As you mentioned a passage lately out of the second chapter of Solomon's Song , it occa- sioned my looking into it ; and , upon reading it , I No storms ...
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... papers , and which I would still inculcate , not only from the consideration of ourselves , and of that Be- ing on ... paper is written . The creation is a perpetual feast to the mind of a good man ; every thing he sees cheers and ...
... papers , and which I would still inculcate , not only from the consideration of ourselves , and of that Be- ing on ... paper is written . The creation is a perpetual feast to the mind of a good man ; every thing he sees cheers and ...
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