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1804 THE love of happiness is a passion predominant in the human breast , and
for the enjoyment of which in . dividuals of every description are anxiously
concerned . To say in what this happiness consists , or how it may certainly be
had , is ...
1804 THE love of happiness is a passion predominant in the human breast , and
for the enjoyment of which in . dividuals of every description are anxiously
concerned . To say in what this happiness consists , or how it may certainly be
had , is ...
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OF allthe Fallthe passions that agitate the human mind , there is perhaps no one
more grateful in itself , or more useful to man , than sympathy . Virtue in distress is
sure to attract notice and excite commiseration . The sufferings of others , it is ...
OF allthe Fallthe passions that agitate the human mind , there is perhaps no one
more grateful in itself , or more useful to man , than sympathy . Virtue in distress is
sure to attract notice and excite commiseration . The sufferings of others , it is ...
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But how are we to account for the dereliction of human nature in this case ? Is not
the anguish arising from a consciousness of moral turpitude equally pungent with
that which the loss of terrestrial comforts may incidentally occasion ?
But how are we to account for the dereliction of human nature in this case ? Is not
the anguish arising from a consciousness of moral turpitude equally pungent with
that which the loss of terrestrial comforts may incidentally occasion ?
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The affairs of another world , and the moral state of the human heart , are
considerations that seldom obstruct their pursuits or interrupt their quiet . I ask ,
and appeal to the experience and the consciences of those whom Providence
has ...
The affairs of another world , and the moral state of the human heart , are
considerations that seldom obstruct their pursuits or interrupt their quiet . I ask ,
and appeal to the experience and the consciences of those whom Providence
has ...
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His whole powers were engrossed by the consideration of another state , and all
conversation was tedious , that had not some tendency to disen , gage him from
human affairs , and open his prospects into futurity . ' It is now past : we have ...
His whole powers were engrossed by the consideration of another state , and all
conversation was tedious , that had not some tendency to disen , gage him from
human affairs , and open his prospects into futurity . ' It is now past : we have ...
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| Título | The Refuge |
| Autor | William Giles |
| Editor | At the Lorenzo Press, printed for Bronson & Chauncey, 1804 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de California |
| Digitalizado | 23 Abr. 2009 |
| Largo | 257 páginas |
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