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... mind well inftructed , a more painful occurrence , than the death of one whom we have injured without reparation . Our crime seems now irretrievable , it is indelibly re- corded , and the ftamp of fate is fixed upon it . We ( 6 No.54 ...
... mind well inftructed , a more painful occurrence , than the death of one whom we have injured without reparation . Our crime seems now irretrievable , it is indelibly re- corded , and the ftamp of fate is fixed upon it . We ( 6 No.54 ...
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... mind , I found fome ftrength of judg- ment and fertility of fancy ; and was told that every action was grace , and that every accent was perfuafion . In this manner my life paffed like a continual triumph amidst acclamations , and envy ...
... mind , I found fome ftrength of judg- ment and fertility of fancy ; and was told that every action was grace , and that every accent was perfuafion . In this manner my life paffed like a continual triumph amidst acclamations , and envy ...
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... mind , and Hies among other lumber of the memory , overlook- ed and neglected . Thus far the mind refembles the body , but here the fimilitude is at an end . ' The manner in which external force acts upon the body is very little fubject ...
... mind , and Hies among other lumber of the memory , overlook- ed and neglected . Thus far the mind refembles the body , but here the fimilitude is at an end . ' The manner in which external force acts upon the body is very little fubject ...
Contents
A deathbed the true fchool of wiſdom The effects | 54 |
The dignity and uſefulneſs of biography | 60 |
Paffion not to be eradicated | 66 |
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