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Blessing , and most material bequisite servient , and on many occasions co -
opeto the proper Discharge of our Duties . rates with the principles of virtue . It
awakens as from sloth , invigorates activiA contented temper is one of the great-
ty ...
Blessing , and most material bequisite servient , and on many occasions co -
opeto the proper Discharge of our Duties . rates with the principles of virtue . It
awakens as from sloth , invigorates activiA contented temper is one of the great-
ty ...
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The Virtue of Gentleness not to be confess , on slight occasions , of the
governconfounded with artificial and insincere ment of their ... It is not , like ing
those important good deeds very rarely some other virtues , called forth only on
occur .
The Virtue of Gentleness not to be confess , on slight occasions , of the
governconfounded with artificial and insincere ment of their ... It is not , like ing
those important good deeds very rarely some other virtues , called forth only on
occur .
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If they that they should say , Why is this ? distress thee , thy lamentation but
addeth When the virtues of the hero ... A mind disposed to virtue , maketh Tears
may drop from thine eyes , though great the possessor : and without titles it virtue
...
If they that they should say , Why is this ? distress thee , thy lamentation but
addeth When the virtues of the hero ... A mind disposed to virtue , maketh Tears
may drop from thine eyes , though great the possessor : and without titles it virtue
...
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