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Samuel Johnson. that predominate in our hearts , are infilled by imperceptible communications at the time when we look ... hearts not yet fortified against affection by artifice or intereft . I was entrusted with every ftra- tagem , tagem ...
Samuel Johnson. that predominate in our hearts , are infilled by imperceptible communications at the time when we look ... hearts not yet fortified against affection by artifice or intereft . I was entrusted with every ftra- tagem , tagem ...
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... heart were inac- ceffible to malignity , it might be supposed to be fufficiently fecured by parental relation . To have voluntarily become to any being the occafion of its exiftence produces an obliga- tion to make that exiftence happy ...
... heart were inac- ceffible to malignity , it might be supposed to be fufficiently fecured by parental relation . To have voluntarily become to any being the occafion of its exiftence produces an obliga- tion to make that exiftence happy ...
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Samuel Johnson. in my heart any burning gratitude or tumul- tuous affection ; and as I would not willingly fuppofe myself . lefs fufceptible of virtuous . paffions than the rest of mankind , I shall lay the hiftory of my life before you ...
Samuel Johnson. in my heart any burning gratitude or tumul- tuous affection ; and as I would not willingly fuppofe myself . lefs fufceptible of virtuous . paffions than the rest of mankind , I shall lay the hiftory of my life before you ...
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