The Student, Or, The Oxford and Cambridge Monthly Miscellany, Volumen1J. Newbery, 1750 |
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mind aftray , nor did the mind need to exert a painful fove- reignty over the body . Perhaps the author of this account may have carried the point too far : but tho ' fuch an union of intellectual and fenfual pleasure may not be found ...
mind aftray , nor did the mind need to exert a painful fove- reignty over the body . Perhaps the author of this account may have carried the point too far : but tho ' fuch an union of intellectual and fenfual pleasure may not be found ...
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... pain difturb and cloud their beauty , and distract the fobriety of reflection . If God fhould fee fit to afflict us with weakness and anguifh of body , he will un- doubtedly make allowances for the difturbance they occasion ; but we ...
... pain difturb and cloud their beauty , and distract the fobriety of reflection . If God fhould fee fit to afflict us with weakness and anguifh of body , he will un- doubtedly make allowances for the difturbance they occasion ; but we ...
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... painful tafk of thinking . Thefe are ready to catch at every young fellow at his firft admiffion , and imperceptibly teach him to faunter away his time in the fame idle fpiritless man- ner with themselves . Whomfoever thefe Remoras of a ...
... painful tafk of thinking . Thefe are ready to catch at every young fellow at his firft admiffion , and imperceptibly teach him to faunter away his time in the fame idle fpiritless man- ner with themselves . Whomfoever thefe Remoras of a ...
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... painful tafk of thinking . Thefe are ready to catch at every young fellow at his first admiffion , and imperceptibly teach him to faunter away his time in the fame idle fpiritless man- ner with themselves . Whomfoever thefe Remoras of a ...
... painful tafk of thinking . Thefe are ready to catch at every young fellow at his first admiffion , and imperceptibly teach him to faunter away his time in the fame idle fpiritless man- ner with themselves . Whomfoever thefe Remoras of a ...
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... painful talk of thinking . Thefe are ready to catch at every young fellow at his firft admiffion , and imperceptibly teach him to faunter away his time in the fame idle fpiritless man- ner with themselves . Whomfoever these Remoras of a ...
... painful talk of thinking . Thefe are ready to catch at every young fellow at his firft admiffion , and imperceptibly teach him to faunter away his time in the fame idle fpiritless man- ner with themselves . Whomfoever these Remoras of a ...
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