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When this univer . sal passion has taken possession of an amiable and worthy heart , and is thwarted by adverse and inauspicious circumstances , pity and sympathy are excited in every breast which has expesienced equal conflicts , or is ...
When this univer . sal passion has taken possession of an amiable and worthy heart , and is thwarted by adverse and inauspicious circumstances , pity and sympathy are excited in every breast which has expesienced equal conflicts , or is ...
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Such treatment inflicted on them , unprovoked , and with impunity , • worked on the minds of the sickly part of the crew , several of whom took it to heart and died , and one destroyed himself in despair .
Such treatment inflicted on them , unprovoked , and with impunity , • worked on the minds of the sickly part of the crew , several of whom took it to heart and died , and one destroyed himself in despair .
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We might then consent to forgive the fair an artifice which would be no longer pernicious , and which would find its excuse in the desire of increasing the passion of a lover , or of moving the indifferent heart .
We might then consent to forgive the fair an artifice which would be no longer pernicious , and which would find its excuse in the desire of increasing the passion of a lover , or of moving the indifferent heart .
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... himself with the view of the pleasures which it yields , than his heart is painfully affected by a recollection of the horrid changes which the march of armies , and the conflicts of war , would introduce on ' ' his silent hills .
... himself with the view of the pleasures which it yields , than his heart is painfully affected by a recollection of the horrid changes which the march of armies , and the conflicts of war , would introduce on ' ' his silent hills .
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... mingling mirth With deeds of murder ; and still promising Freedom , themselves too sensual to be free , Poison life's amities , and cheat the heart Of Faith and quiet Hope , and all that soothes And all that lifts the spirit !
... mingling mirth With deeds of murder ; and still promising Freedom , themselves too sensual to be free , Poison life's amities , and cheat the heart Of Faith and quiet Hope , and all that soothes And all that lifts the spirit !
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1799 |
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