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... temper as makes us pleasing to ourselves , and to those with whom we converse , and above all to Him whom we were made to please . To inculcate this cheerfulness of temper , I shall further observe , that the study of the arts , the ...
... temper as makes us pleasing to ourselves , and to those with whom we converse , and above all to Him whom we were made to please . To inculcate this cheerfulness of temper , I shall further observe , that the study of the arts , the ...
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... temper , and find a man business more than the most active station of life . To ad- vise the ignorant , relieve the needy , comfort the afflicted , are duties that fall in our way almost every day of our lives . A man has frequent ...
... temper , and find a man business more than the most active station of life . To ad- vise the ignorant , relieve the needy , comfort the afflicted , are duties that fall in our way almost every day of our lives . A man has frequent ...
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... temper , which disposes us to feel an interest and concern for our fellow creatures , and to take part in their joys and in their sorrows : from which amiable disposition flow numberless good offices ap- parently small in themselves ...
... temper , which disposes us to feel an interest and concern for our fellow creatures , and to take part in their joys and in their sorrows : from which amiable disposition flow numberless good offices ap- parently small in themselves ...
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