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What then can be the reason that men Why a set of men bred up in low lite to still
refuse to see , and persist in " loving mean employments , which cramp the
darkness rather than light ? " They will native powers of the mind . And can we tell
you ...
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annihilated , and the soul mourns the ideal splendor over the figures that never ...
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