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Page 479
... never be obtained ing and disappointing them . It is natural to expect that such a man will make observations of consider- able profundity as well as justness ; and that as the subject to which he has turned his attention is pecu ...
... never be obtained ing and disappointing them . It is natural to expect that such a man will make observations of consider- able profundity as well as justness ; and that as the subject to which he has turned his attention is pecu ...
Page 505
... never lay burdens on thee , which thou canst not sustain ; never require of thee , what is be- yond thy ability to perform ; never call thee to go ways , which will not lead thee to felicity . Let this thought be always present with ...
... never lay burdens on thee , which thou canst not sustain ; never require of thee , what is be- yond thy ability to perform ; never call thee to go ways , which will not lead thee to felicity . Let this thought be always present with ...
Page 577
... never have had any existence ; the business of our merchants was thus increased , and the riches of the nation augmented . forcible prevalence of the opinion , that it is a wonder fully wise and salutary measure , seems completely to ...
... never have had any existence ; the business of our merchants was thus increased , and the riches of the nation augmented . forcible prevalence of the opinion , that it is a wonder fully wise and salutary measure , seems completely to ...
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