Select British Classics, Volumen38J. Conrad, 1803 |
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... mind more or less virtuous . Hence it follows , that a liberty of doing good actions which conduce to the felicity of mankind , and a knowledge of such truths as might e ther give us pleasure in the contemplation of them , or direct our ...
... mind more or less virtuous . Hence it follows , that a liberty of doing good actions which conduce to the felicity of mankind , and a knowledge of such truths as might e ther give us pleasure in the contemplation of them , or direct our ...
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... mind tortured with an extreme innate desire of that perfection which it despairs to obtain . It is with great pleasure that I behold instinct , rea- son and faith concurring to attest this comfortable truth . It is revealed from heaven ...
... mind tortured with an extreme innate desire of that perfection which it despairs to obtain . It is with great pleasure that I behold instinct , rea- son and faith concurring to attest this comfortable truth . It is revealed from heaven ...
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... mind , and yet are sure that I have one actuating and moving my body ; doubt not then but that this same mind will have a being when it is separated , though you cannot then perceive its actions . What nonsense would it be to pay those ...
... mind , and yet are sure that I have one actuating and moving my body ; doubt not then but that this same mind will have a being when it is separated , though you cannot then perceive its actions . What nonsense would it be to pay those ...
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