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... most remarkable for fympathizing with , and relieving the diftreffes of , others . On the contrary , the young , the ignorant , the delicate and unexperienced , are thote whofe hearts and hands are the most open , to feel and relieve ...
... most remarkable for fympathizing with , and relieving the diftreffes of , others . On the contrary , the young , the ignorant , the delicate and unexperienced , are thote whofe hearts and hands are the most open , to feel and relieve ...
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... most ready to take a plea- fure in the happiness of others , and fhare equally in their joys and their forrows . That felf - love is the grand motive of human actions , and , perhaps , the only one by which the understanding influences ...
... most ready to take a plea- fure in the happiness of others , and fhare equally in their joys and their forrows . That felf - love is the grand motive of human actions , and , perhaps , the only one by which the understanding influences ...
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SEVERAL HANDS. this place , or , perhaps , a victim to the most infamous fufferings thou wilt compel thy father to thank God for thy death . " Thefe few words , joined to the affecting fcene before him , made an impreffion upon the young ...
SEVERAL HANDS. this place , or , perhaps , a victim to the most infamous fufferings thou wilt compel thy father to thank God for thy death . " Thefe few words , joined to the affecting fcene before him , made an impreffion upon the young ...
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... most of that obloquy , which hath been caft on this multifarious per- formance but we muft defer the confideration of it , as alfo our account of the remainder of the work , to another opportu- nity . [ To be concluded in another ...
... most of that obloquy , which hath been caft on this multifarious per- formance but we muft defer the confideration of it , as alfo our account of the remainder of the work , to another opportu- nity . [ To be concluded in another ...
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... most earnest defire , to pour forth our prayers and warmeft vows at the cradle of the young prince . 66 May he ever fhew himfelf worthy of his excellent pa- rents , reprefenting your Majefty , who are the beft of princes , in wisdom ...
... most earnest defire , to pour forth our prayers and warmeft vows at the cradle of the young prince . 66 May he ever fhew himfelf worthy of his excellent pa- rents , reprefenting your Majefty , who are the beft of princes , in wisdom ...
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