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us , that the world can afford exert . The affections of some are natu no refuge ...
Even at best , they will fail us imply a greater warmth of affection , than in the end .
While pain , diseases , and many people may perhaps find they can death , shew
us , that the world can afford exert . The affections of some are natu no refuge ...
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Then he saith to the disciple , Behold blime affections , or so unfriendly to hatred
thy mother ! ... encomiums by the ancients , there can- the mind any great and
good affection , as not be produced a single instance , in which piety , or
patriotism .
Then he saith to the disciple , Behold blime affections , or so unfriendly to hatred
thy mother ! ... encomiums by the ancients , there can- the mind any great and
good affection , as not be produced a single instance , in which piety , or
patriotism .
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It is further to be observed , that and if the gentle passions , in an indifferent when
once the affections are fixed , a new face , do not change it to perfect beauty , it
face with a higher degree of beauty will is because nature did not originally ...
It is further to be observed , that and if the gentle passions , in an indifferent when
once the affections are fixed , a new face , do not change it to perfect beauty , it
face with a higher degree of beauty will is because nature did not originally ...
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