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... mankind (envious and ignorant as they are) they must be taken unawares. —James Northcote. Adversity.– If adversity hath killed his thousands, prosperity hath killed his ten thousands; therefore adversity is to be preferred. The one ...
... mankind (envious and ignorant as they are) they must be taken unawares. —James Northcote. Adversity.– If adversity hath killed his thousands, prosperity hath killed his ten thousands; therefore adversity is to be preferred. The one ...
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... mankind, from the greatest to the lowest (or meanest), a cheerful state of being is required; but in order to see into mankind, into life, and, still more, into ourselves, suffering is requisite. —Richter. Count up man's calamities and ...
... mankind, from the greatest to the lowest (or meanest), a cheerful state of being is required; but in order to see into mankind, into life, and, still more, into ourselves, suffering is requisite. —Richter. Count up man's calamities and ...
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