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... ted to another performance , let him consider whether he is about to disburthen his mind , or employ his fin- gers ; and if I might venture to offer him a subject , I should wish that he would solve this question , Why 28 REVIEW OF A.
... ted to another performance , let him consider whether he is about to disburthen his mind , or employ his fin- gers ; and if I might venture to offer him a subject , I should wish that he would solve this question , Why 28 REVIEW OF A.
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... mind in- crease felicity : every madman is either arrogant and irascible , or gloomy and suspicious , or possessed by some passion or notion destructive to his quiet . He has always discontent in his look , and malignity in his bosom ...
... mind in- crease felicity : every madman is either arrogant and irascible , or gloomy and suspicious , or possessed by some passion or notion destructive to his quiet . He has always discontent in his look , and malignity in his bosom ...
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... mind his account is still less reasonable . " Whilst men are injured , they must be inflamed with anger ; and whilst they see cruelties , they must be melted with pity ; whilst they perceive danger , they must be sensible of fear ...
... mind his account is still less reasonable . " Whilst men are injured , they must be inflamed with anger ; and whilst they see cruelties , they must be melted with pity ; whilst they perceive danger , they must be sensible of fear ...
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... minds of some whose opinions it were inde- cent to despise , and who by their integrity well de- serve to have their doubts appeased . Every diffuse and complicated question may be ex- amined by different methods , upon different ...
... minds of some whose opinions it were inde- cent to despise , and who by their integrity well de- serve to have their doubts appeased . Every diffuse and complicated question may be ex- amined by different methods , upon different ...
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... mind , who instead of lending them his name , calmly reproves them for being seducers of the people . You who are here , says he , complaining of venality , are yourselves the agents of those who , having estima- ted themselves at too ...
... mind , who instead of lending them his name , calmly reproves them for being seducers of the people . You who are here , says he , complaining of venality , are yourselves the agents of those who , having estima- ted themselves at too ...
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