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... look upon himself in this deplorable condition ! Why hast thou set me as a mark against thee , so that I am become a burden to myself ? ' But , Thirdly , how happy is the condition of that intellectual being , who is sensible of his ...
... look upon himself in this deplorable condition ! Why hast thou set me as a mark against thee , so that I am become a burden to myself ? ' But , Thirdly , how happy is the condition of that intellectual being , who is sensible of his ...
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... look well enough while they grow within the shade of oaks and cedars , but when these pigmies pretend to draw themselves out from the rest of the world , and form themselves into a body , it is time for us , who are men of figure , to look ...
... look well enough while they grow within the shade of oaks and cedars , but when these pigmies pretend to draw themselves out from the rest of the world , and form themselves into a body , it is time for us , who are men of figure , to look ...
Side 291
... look for another , or take something else , being ashamed to return to their nest without bringing something : this I have experimented , by taking away the grain which they looked for . All those ex- periments may easily be made by any ...
... look for another , or take something else , being ashamed to return to their nest without bringing something : this I have experimented , by taking away the grain which they looked for . All those ex- periments may easily be made by any ...
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