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... consider them with re- gard to our actions , we may discover that great art and secret of religion which I have here mentioned . pro- A good intention joined to a good action , gives it its per force and efficacy ; joined to an evil ...
... consider them with re- gard to our actions , we may discover that great art and secret of religion which I have here mentioned . pro- A good intention joined to a good action , gives it its per force and efficacy ; joined to an evil ...
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... consider the several various ways through which we pass from life to eternity . I am very well pleased with these weekly admonitions , that bring into my mind such thoughts as ought to be the daily enter tainment of every reasonable ...
... consider the several various ways through which we pass from life to eternity . I am very well pleased with these weekly admonitions , that bring into my mind such thoughts as ought to be the daily enter tainment of every reasonable ...
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... consider cheerfulness in three lights , with regard to ourselves , to those we converse with , and to the great Author of our being , it will not a little recommend itself on each of these accounts . The man who is possessed of this ...
... consider cheerfulness in three lights , with regard to ourselves , to those we converse with , and to the great Author of our being , it will not a little recommend itself on each of these accounts . The man who is possessed of this ...
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Account of SapphoHer Hymn to Venus 225 Discretion and Cunning | 109 |
Letter on the Lovers Leap 229 Fragment of Sappho | 115 |
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