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... virtue , or science , the man whose faculties enable him to make ready comparisons of the present with the past , will find such a constant recurrence of the same pleasures and troubles , the same ex- pectations and disappointments ...
... virtue , or science , the man whose faculties enable him to make ready comparisons of the present with the past , will find such a constant recurrence of the same pleasures and troubles , the same ex- pectations and disappointments ...
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... virtue rather than of learning . This inquiry seems to have been neglected for want of remembering , that all action has its ori- gin in the mind , and that therefore to suffer the thoughts to be vitiated , is to poison the foun- tains ...
... virtue rather than of learning . This inquiry seems to have been neglected for want of remembering , that all action has its ori- gin in the mind , and that therefore to suffer the thoughts to be vitiated , is to poison the foun- tains ...
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... virtue , must regulate his thoughts by of such a combination between men who agree those of reason ; he must keep guilt from the re- in nothing else , and who seem less to be affect- cesses of his heart , and remember that the pleas ...
... virtue , must regulate his thoughts by of such a combination between men who agree those of reason ; he must keep guilt from the re- in nothing else , and who seem less to be affect- cesses of his heart , and remember that the pleas ...
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... virtue , and no wish is crushed under the frown of modesty . Far weaker influence than Flir- tilla's might gain over an advocate for such amusements . It was declared by Pompey , that if the commonwealth was violated , he could stamp ...
... virtue , and no wish is crushed under the frown of modesty . Far weaker influence than Flir- tilla's might gain over an advocate for such amusements . It was declared by Pompey , that if the commonwealth was violated , he could stamp ...
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... virtue dearest friend ; or break out , upon sotne slight are in the power of the wind . One motive there is of these ... virtue , if he has virtue , obliges him to discharge at the return of reason . He spends his time in outrage and ...
... virtue dearest friend ; or break out , upon sotne slight are in the power of the wind . One motive there is of these ... virtue , if he has virtue , obliges him to discharge at the return of reason . He spends his time in outrage and ...
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