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... mind , is laid down with much discerning in the following letter , which is but an extract of a kind epistle from my charming mistress Hecatissa , who is above the vanity of external beauty , and is the better judge of the perfections ...
... mind , is laid down with much discerning in the following letter , which is but an extract of a kind epistle from my charming mistress Hecatissa , who is above the vanity of external beauty , and is the better judge of the perfections ...
Strana 332
... mind in assisting the distressed . The decency then that is to be observed in li- berality , seems to consist in its being performed with such cheerfulness , as may express the god - like pleasure to be met with , in obliging one's ...
... mind in assisting the distressed . The decency then that is to be observed in li- berality , seems to consist in its being performed with such cheerfulness , as may express the god - like pleasure to be met with , in obliging one's ...
Strana 443
... mind , without her attending to turally arise in the mind , when it reflects on this its it . The heart rejoices of its own accord , and na - entrance into eternity , when it takes a view of those turally flows out into friendship and ...
... mind , without her attending to turally arise in the mind , when it reflects on this its it . The heart rejoices of its own accord , and na - entrance into eternity , when it takes a view of those turally flows out into friendship and ...
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