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... formed to feel pleasure and pain , as delightful as his knowledge and power , and their nature , will admit . " We have also stated , in previous numbers and in di- vers places , again and again , that man is a twofold com- pound , formed ...
... formed to feel pleasure and pain , as delightful as his knowledge and power , and their nature , will admit . " We have also stated , in previous numbers and in di- vers places , again and again , that man is a twofold com- pound , formed ...
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... formed me with far other faculties , habits , and sentiments . These gave me a mind that could not rest satisfied without trying every possible expedient to relieve my fellow - men from their wretched situation , and formed it of such a ...
... formed me with far other faculties , habits , and sentiments . These gave me a mind that could not rest satisfied without trying every possible expedient to relieve my fellow - men from their wretched situation , and formed it of such a ...
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... formed , or if formed through any partial ignorance of human nature , which may yet exist for a short period , practical measures will be adopted to improve and not to punish them for defects emanating from others , over whom the ...
... formed , or if formed through any partial ignorance of human nature , which may yet exist for a short period , practical measures will be adopted to improve and not to punish them for defects emanating from others , over whom the ...
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