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Page 95
... anger . FE Ear and anger , to answer the purposes of nature , are happily fo contrived as to operate either instinctively or deliberately . So far as they prompt actions confidered as means leading to a certain end , they fall in with ...
... anger . FE Ear and anger , to answer the purposes of nature , are happily fo contrived as to operate either instinctively or deliberately . So far as they prompt actions confidered as means leading to a certain end , they fall in with ...
Page 98
... anger or resentment . Deftitute of this paffion , men , like defence- less lambs , would lie conftantly open to mifchief * . Deliberate anger caufed by a voluntary injury , is too well known to require any explanation . If my defire be ...
... anger or resentment . Deftitute of this paffion , men , like defence- less lambs , would lie conftantly open to mifchief * . Deliberate anger caufed by a voluntary injury , is too well known to require any explanation . If my defire be ...
Page 99
... anger . Bodily pain by this means difposes to anger , which is as fuddenly raised , provided an object be found to vent it upon . Anger commonly is not pro- voked otherwise than by a voluntary injury . But when a man is thus beforehand ...
... anger . Bodily pain by this means difposes to anger , which is as fuddenly raised , provided an object be found to vent it upon . Anger commonly is not pro- voked otherwise than by a voluntary injury . But when a man is thus beforehand ...
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