Rays of Genius Collected to Enlighten the Rising Generation, Nide 1 |
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Sivu 101
Animated by generous and tender sentiments , and convinced of the superior excellence and dignity of an unblemished conduct , we cannot bear , that those , who are dear to us , should be ignorant or depraved .
Animated by generous and tender sentiments , and convinced of the superior excellence and dignity of an unblemished conduct , we cannot bear , that those , who are dear to us , should be ignorant or depraved .
Sivu 147
It discovered so tender , so benevolent a nature , a inind so fortified against pain , a heart so overflowing with generous sentiments to relieve before himself , in opposition to the violent call of his own necessities , a poor ...
It discovered so tender , so benevolent a nature , a inind so fortified against pain , a heart so overflowing with generous sentiments to relieve before himself , in opposition to the violent call of his own necessities , a poor ...
Sivu 249
A tender but a cheerful guest ; Nor always in the gloomy cell Of life consuming sorrow dwell ; For sorrow , long indulg'd and slow , Is to Humanity a foe ; And grief , that makes the heart its prey , Wears sensibility away .
A tender but a cheerful guest ; Nor always in the gloomy cell Of life consuming sorrow dwell ; For sorrow , long indulg'd and slow , Is to Humanity a foe ; And grief , that makes the heart its prey , Wears sensibility away .
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