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Pagina 303
... hope for anni- hilation , and please himself to think that his whole fabric shall one day crumble into dust , and mix with the mass of inanimate beings , that it equally deserves our admiration and pity . The mystery of such men's ...
... hope for anni- hilation , and please himself to think that his whole fabric shall one day crumble into dust , and mix with the mass of inanimate beings , that it equally deserves our admiration and pity . The mystery of such men's ...
Pagina 677
... hope support the paros of life . THE time present seldom affords sufficient pain or pleasure , love or admiration , do not lie thick enough together in life to keep the soul in constant action , and supply an immediate exercise to its ...
... hope support the paros of life . THE time present seldom affords sufficient pain or pleasure , love or admiration , do not lie thick enough together in life to keep the soul in constant action , and supply an immediate exercise to its ...
Pagina 768
... hope . My four hundred and seventy - first specu- lation turned upon the subject of hope in general . I design this paper as a speculation upon that vain and foolish hope , which is mis- employed on temporal objects , and produces many ...
... hope . My four hundred and seventy - first specu- lation turned upon the subject of hope in general . I design this paper as a speculation upon that vain and foolish hope , which is mis- employed on temporal objects , and produces many ...
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