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Page 169
... requires or admits confolation . But deep grief , which refufes all confolation , rejects for that reason even melancholy mu- fic . For a different reafon , mufic is im- proper for accompanying pleasant emotions of the more important ...
... requires or admits confolation . But deep grief , which refufes all confolation , rejects for that reason even melancholy mu- fic . For a different reafon , mufic is im- proper for accompanying pleasant emotions of the more important ...
Page 318
... require no explanation . We are placed here in fuch circumstances as to make induftry effential to our well- being ... requires activity and a conftant exertion of motion and force , Providence indulgently provides for our welfare in ...
... require no explanation . We are placed here in fuch circumstances as to make induftry effential to our well- being ... requires activity and a conftant exertion of motion and force , Providence indulgently provides for our welfare in ...
Page 413
... requires rain and dews to furnish it with juices ; and it it requires heat to preserve these juices in fluidity and Ch . IX . AND VARIETY . 413.
... requires rain and dews to furnish it with juices ; and it it requires heat to preserve these juices in fluidity and Ch . IX . AND VARIETY . 413.
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