The Spectator: ...Phil. Crampton, 1737 |
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... Mind . Mirth is fhort and tranfient , Chearfulness fixed and permanent . Thofe are often raised into the greatest Transports of Mirth , who are fubject to the greatest Depreffions of Melancholy ; on the contrary , Chearfulness , tho ...
... Mind . Mirth is fhort and tranfient , Chearfulness fixed and permanent . Thofe are often raised into the greatest Transports of Mirth , who are fubject to the greatest Depreffions of Melancholy ; on the contrary , Chearfulness , tho ...
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... Mind , is not only eafy in his Thoughts , but a perfect Master of all the Powers and Faculties of his Soul : His Imagination is al- ways clear , and his Judgment undisturbed : His Temper is even and unruffled , whether in Action or in ...
... Mind , is not only eafy in his Thoughts , but a perfect Master of all the Powers and Faculties of his Soul : His Imagination is al- ways clear , and his Judgment undisturbed : His Temper is even and unruffled , whether in Action or in ...
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... Mind of a good Man , every Thing he fees chears and delights him ; Providence has imprinted fo many Smiles on Nature , that it is im- poffible for a Mind , which is not funk in more grofs and fenfual Delights , to take a Survey of them ...
... Mind of a good Man , every Thing he fees chears and delights him ; Providence has imprinted fo many Smiles on Nature , that it is im- poffible for a Mind , which is not funk in more grofs and fenfual Delights , to take a Survey of them ...
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