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When their hearts are burthened with the consciousness of a crime , instead of
seeking for some remedy within themselves , they look round upon the rest of
mankind , to find others tainted with the same guilt : They please themselves with
...
When their hearts are burthened with the consciousness of a crime , instead of
seeking for some remedy within themselves , they look round upon the rest of
mankind , to find others tainted with the same guilt : They please themselves with
...
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But debauchery and excess contribute greatly to destroy all the susceptible
delicacy with which nature usually furnishes the heart ; and , in the general
extinction of our better qualities , it is no wonder that so pure a sentiment as that
of piety ...
But debauchery and excess contribute greatly to destroy all the susceptible
delicacy with which nature usually furnishes the heart ; and , in the general
extinction of our better qualities , it is no wonder that so pure a sentiment as that
of piety ...
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There was , amidft all their pretensions to logical fagacity , a cloudinefs of ideas ,
and a coldness of heart , which rendered them very unfit judges on a question in
which the heart is chiefly interested ; in which the language of nature is more ...
There was , amidft all their pretensions to logical fagacity , a cloudinefs of ideas ,
and a coldness of heart , which rendered them very unfit judges on a question in
which the heart is chiefly interested ; in which the language of nature is more ...
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Her personal charms were , however , powerful enough to captivate the heart of a
thoughtless heir , very little older than herself , Her vanity , rather than her love ,
was gratified by the alliance ; and when she found the assiduities of ...
Her personal charms were , however , powerful enough to captivate the heart of a
thoughtless heir , very little older than herself , Her vanity , rather than her love ,
was gratified by the alliance ; and when she found the assiduities of ...
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Zara was the object of universal admiration ; but she had fet her heart on the
unfortunate Abbas . The first moment I beheld her , I discovered in her looks the
most tender and affectionate regard for ' me , which I imputed to her compassion
for ...
Zara was the object of universal admiration ; but she had fet her heart on the
unfortunate Abbas . The first moment I beheld her , I discovered in her looks the
most tender and affectionate regard for ' me , which I imputed to her compassion
for ...
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| Título | The Hive of Ancient and Modern Literature: A Collection of Essays, Narratives, Allegories, and Instructive Compositions |
| Autor | Solomon Hodgson |
| Editor | Solomon Hodgson |
| Compilado por | Solomon Hodgson |
| Ilustrado por | Thomas Bewick, Luke Clennell |
| Edição | 3 |
| Editora | S. Hodgson, 1806 |
| Num. págs. | 340 páginas |
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