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Page 33
By the habitual exercise of these detestable emotions , the minds of children are
entirely perverted , and their ... The universal custom of using the malevolent
passions in exciting and actuating the human mind , has , no doubt , given origin
to ...
By the habitual exercise of these detestable emotions , the minds of children are
entirely perverted , and their ... The universal custom of using the malevolent
passions in exciting and actuating the human mind , has , no doubt , given origin
to ...
Page 34
From what we have now advanced , we find , that the emotion of pleasure in its
various modifications tends to cultivate and strengthen all the finer feelings of the
heart , and to impart a refined and benevolent disposition to the mind ; while , on
...
From what we have now advanced , we find , that the emotion of pleasure in its
various modifications tends to cultivate and strengthen all the finer feelings of the
heart , and to impart a refined and benevolent disposition to the mind ; while , on
...
Page 35
Indeed , in great and energetic minds , the influence of moderate bodily pain
tends greatly to call forth and strengthen the powers of the mind , and to encrease
the pleasure derived from their exercise , by obliging the mind to relinquish the ...
Indeed , in great and energetic minds , the influence of moderate bodily pain
tends greatly to call forth and strengthen the powers of the mind , and to encrease
the pleasure derived from their exercise , by obliging the mind to relinquish the ...
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