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Sivu 36
Virtue must be formed and supported , not by unfrequent acts , but by daily and
repeated exertions . In order to its becoming either vigorous or useful , it must be
habitually active ; not breaking forth occasionally with a transient lustre , like the ...
Virtue must be formed and supported , not by unfrequent acts , but by daily and
repeated exertions . In order to its becoming either vigorous or useful , it must be
habitually active ; not breaking forth occasionally with a transient lustre , like the ...
Sivu 177
Virtue , like the Sun , retains its resplendence , thongh frequently obscured by
clouds , Virtue dwells not on the tongue , but fixes its abode in the heart .
Misfortunes are often unavoidable ; but they may be disarmed of their bitterness
by virtue ...
Virtue , like the Sun , retains its resplendence , thongh frequently obscured by
clouds , Virtue dwells not on the tongue , but fixes its abode in the heart .
Misfortunes are often unavoidable ; but they may be disarmed of their bitterness
by virtue ...
Sivu 242
Being a Copious Selection of Instructive, Moral, and Entertaining Passages, from
the Most Eminent British Poets. ' Tis virtue's picture which we find in books , Virtue
must be our trade and study , nor our chance . Tell me what life you lead , and I ...
Being a Copious Selection of Instructive, Moral, and Entertaining Passages, from
the Most Eminent British Poets. ' Tis virtue's picture which we find in books , Virtue
must be our trade and study , nor our chance . Tell me what life you lead , and I ...
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