The RefugeAt the Lorenzo Press, printed for Bronson & Chauncey, 1804 - 257 páginas |
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... receiving the means of happi- ness ; and in contemplating its benign influence , perceive both the propriety and the excellency of that divine aphorism - It is more blessed to give than to receive . But though such be the general ...
... receiving the means of happi- ness ; and in contemplating its benign influence , perceive both the propriety and the excellency of that divine aphorism - It is more blessed to give than to receive . But though such be the general ...
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... received with the most flattering tokens of admiration . Every eye was struck with her beauty , and every tongue lavish in her praise . Nor was the marked attention paid her in all companies ungratefully received : for who can be deaf ...
... received with the most flattering tokens of admiration . Every eye was struck with her beauty , and every tongue lavish in her praise . Nor was the marked attention paid her in all companies ungratefully received : for who can be deaf ...
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... received , on every hand , those tokens of respect , a moderate share of which would have trans- ported the hearts of thousands . ' A solitary philosopher would imagine ladies born with an exemption from care and sorrow , lulled in ...
... received , on every hand , those tokens of respect , a moderate share of which would have trans- ported the hearts of thousands . ' A solitary philosopher would imagine ladies born with an exemption from care and sorrow , lulled in ...
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... received frequently , with- out pleasure and without friendship . But are these pursuits worthy of an immortal mind ? Is this a life on which a rational being can seriously reflect without the terrours of dis- may ? -yet this is the ...
... received frequently , with- out pleasure and without friendship . But are these pursuits worthy of an immortal mind ? Is this a life on which a rational being can seriously reflect without the terrours of dis- may ? -yet this is the ...
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... received some advantage : but a man may shuffle cards , or rattle dice , from noon to midnight , without tracing any new idea in his mind , or being able to recollect the day by any other token than his gain or his loss , and a con ...
... received some advantage : but a man may shuffle cards , or rattle dice , from noon to midnight , without tracing any new idea in his mind , or being able to recollect the day by any other token than his gain or his loss , and a con ...
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