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Page 146
... tear ? Surely , the guardian fpirits that fmiled on Eden would embrace their weep- ing daughter with a milder complacency , and love her the more for the tear in her eye . Senfibility is the fource of charity . It is fenfibility that ...
... tear ? Surely , the guardian fpirits that fmiled on Eden would embrace their weep- ing daughter with a milder complacency , and love her the more for the tear in her eye . Senfibility is the fource of charity . It is fenfibility that ...
Page 243
... tears fcarcely permitted him to conclude what he had to say , and he retired to a corner of the prifon , that he might fhed them without reftraint . " Farewell ! " faid So- crates to him in reply , " I will obey your advice , " and ...
... tears fcarcely permitted him to conclude what he had to say , and he retired to a corner of the prifon , that he might fhed them without reftraint . " Farewell ! " faid So- crates to him in reply , " I will obey your advice , " and ...
Page 247
... Tears gush over her grave whofe filial hand was wont to wipe away the tear from his eye ! His heart bleeding over the tomb of her whose smile was the peace of his heart . : The friend approaches ; the tender friend : the tear of pity in ...
... Tears gush over her grave whofe filial hand was wont to wipe away the tear from his eye ! His heart bleeding over the tomb of her whose smile was the peace of his heart . : The friend approaches ; the tender friend : the tear of pity in ...
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