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... reason , too fre- luxuries consist in the refinement of reason ; and quently becomes ridiculously earnest in trifles or reason can never be universally cultivated , unless absurdity . guided by taste , which may be considered as the ...
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... reason , act with more simplicity . Ig - ment ; but man will bear every calamity with pa norance is positive , instinct perseveres , and the tience when he knows himself to be the author of human being moves in safety within the narrow ...
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... reason us out better company while young , and of sooner wear- of our follies begin at the wrong end , since the at- ing off those prejudices which they are apt to im- tempt naturally presupposes us capable of reason ; bibe even in the ...
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