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... feel those emotions to which society gives birth ; he has no longer that variety of ideas which results from the ... feels his weakness . Let moderate abstinence be farther interposed , and the vigorous activity which is found in ardent ...
... feel those emotions to which society gives birth ; he has no longer that variety of ideas which results from the ... feels his weakness . Let moderate abstinence be farther interposed , and the vigorous activity which is found in ardent ...
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... feels the difference between the work of a master and that of a mechanic , it is extremely difficult to make it in- telligible to any one who does not feel it . It does not at all consist in the exactitude of the imitation : for a wax ...
... feels the difference between the work of a master and that of a mechanic , it is extremely difficult to make it in- telligible to any one who does not feel it . It does not at all consist in the exactitude of the imitation : for a wax ...
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... feel regret , and even horror , in laying these serious accusations on her memory ; but when I reflect on the duties of a mother , on the power of her ex- ample , and the force of her precepts , I cannot but appreciate the value of her ...
... feel regret , and even horror , in laying these serious accusations on her memory ; but when I reflect on the duties of a mother , on the power of her ex- ample , and the force of her precepts , I cannot but appreciate the value of her ...
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Sermons Collective See Jervis Bidlake | 2 |
TABLE | 8 |
Moores George Tales of the Passions | 14 |
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