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Page 67
... natural character ; but when she observes any one admired for what they call a fine woman , she is all the next day ... nature , is the only agreeable course ; which is what I would fain inculcate to those jarring companions , Flavia ...
... natural character ; but when she observes any one admired for what they call a fine woman , she is all the next day ... nature , is the only agreeable course ; which is what I would fain inculcate to those jarring companions , Flavia ...
Page 111
... nature ; but certainly the mind of man , that is capable of so much higher contem- plations , should not be altogether fixed upon such mean and disproportioned objects . Observations of this kind are apt to alienate us too much from the ...
... nature ; but certainly the mind of man , that is capable of so much higher contem- plations , should not be altogether fixed upon such mean and disproportioned objects . Observations of this kind are apt to alienate us too much from the ...
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... nature recovered out of the dark uncomfortable state in which it lay for several hours , my heart overflows with such secret sentiments of joy and gratitude as are a kind of implicit1 praise to the great Author of Nature . The mind in ...
... nature recovered out of the dark uncomfortable state in which it lay for several hours , my heart overflows with such secret sentiments of joy and gratitude as are a kind of implicit1 praise to the great Author of Nature . The mind in ...
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