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Page 77
... mind those reflections on which reformation depends . The pain is at an end , and is succeeded by a sensation of lively joy which is little favourable to amendment : but , in a state of solitute , man left to himself does not feel those ...
... mind those reflections on which reformation depends . The pain is at an end , and is succeeded by a sensation of lively joy which is little favourable to amendment : but , in a state of solitute , man left to himself does not feel those ...
Page 116
... mind ; and are in reality as unlike those of a man , as the fantastic forms of a garden yew are to the real shape of ... minds without any limitation or restraint ; so that a general harmony of movement accompanies every exertion ; and ...
... mind ; and are in reality as unlike those of a man , as the fantastic forms of a garden yew are to the real shape of ... minds without any limitation or restraint ; so that a general harmony of movement accompanies every exertion ; and ...
Page 117
... mind ; and every movement and gesture grows dull and heavy through neglect , or studied and fantastick through fashion and caprice , which generally aim at what is new and difficult , and of course ungraceful . As the orders of society ...
... mind ; and every movement and gesture grows dull and heavy through neglect , or studied and fantastick through fashion and caprice , which generally aim at what is new and difficult , and of course ungraceful . As the orders of society ...
Contents
Sermons Collective See Jervis Bidlake | 2 |
TABLE | 8 |
Moores George Tales of the Passions | 14 |
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