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It is further to be observed , that when once the affections are fixed , a new face
with a higher degree of beauty , will not always have a higher degree cf power to
remove them , because our affections arise from a source within ourselves , as ...
It is further to be observed , that when once the affections are fixed , a new face
with a higher degree of beauty , will not always have a higher degree cf power to
remove them , because our affections arise from a source within ourselves , as ...
Sivu 58
Its pride , its grandeur , its affections , lay it open to the enchantment of an
insinuating address . Flattery is a gross charm , but who is proof against a gentle
and yielding disposition , that infers your superiority with a delicacy so fine , that
you ...
Its pride , its grandeur , its affections , lay it open to the enchantment of an
insinuating address . Flattery is a gross charm , but who is proof against a gentle
and yielding disposition , that infers your superiority with a delicacy so fine , that
you ...
Sivu 59
are affected by the natural emotions of the mindexpressed in the smplest
language : in short , the happy art , that , in conversation and the intercourse of
life , lays hold upon our affections , is but a just address to the engaging passions
in the ...
are affected by the natural emotions of the mindexpressed in the smplest
language : in short , the happy art , that , in conversation and the intercourse of
life , lays hold upon our affections , is but a just address to the engaging passions
in the ...
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