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... Some of these paffions produce violent effects upon the body , fuch as trem- bling , starting , and fwooning . But these effects , depending in a good measure upon fingularity of conftitution , are not uniform in all men . The ...
... Some of these paffions produce violent effects upon the body , fuch as trem- bling , starting , and fwooning . But these effects , depending in a good measure upon fingularity of conftitution , are not uniform in all men . The ...
Page 204
... - affliction is the gratification of the paffion . Immoderate grief is therefore mute ; because complaining is ftruggling for relief : It is the wretch's comfort ftill to have Some Some fmall reserve of near and inward wo , Some 204 ...
... - affliction is the gratification of the paffion . Immoderate grief is therefore mute ; because complaining is ftruggling for relief : It is the wretch's comfort ftill to have Some Some fmall reserve of near and inward wo , Some 204 ...
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Lord Henry Home Kames. Some fmall reserve of near and inward wo , Some unfufpected hoard of inward grief , Which they unfeen may wail , and weep , and mourn , And glutton - like alone devour . Mourning Bride , aît 1. fc . 1 . When grief ...
Lord Henry Home Kames. Some fmall reserve of near and inward wo , Some unfufpected hoard of inward grief , Which they unfeen may wail , and weep , and mourn , And glutton - like alone devour . Mourning Bride , aît 1. fc . 1 . When grief ...
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