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... it is most true and wise to observe the mysterious fact of hereditary temptation . Doubtless it is strange that the nobler emotions and the inferior impulses , their peculiar direction or their proportionate strength , the power of ...
... it is most true and wise to observe the mysterious fact of hereditary temptation . Doubtless it is strange that the nobler emotions and the inferior impulses , their peculiar direction or their proportionate strength , the power of ...
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Besides , there is every evidence that cricket and marbles ( though he sometimes in his narratives suppresses the fact , in condescension to those of his associates who believed them to be the idols of wood and stone which are spoken of ...
Besides , there is every evidence that cricket and marbles ( though he sometimes in his narratives suppresses the fact , in condescension to those of his associates who believed them to be the idols of wood and stone which are spoken of ...
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They were ' children of wrath , ' just as he was ; and the only difference between them was , that he appreciated his state and they did not , showing , in fact , that Cowper was not , as common persons imagined , on the extreme verge ...
They were ' children of wrath , ' just as he was ; and the only difference between them was , that he appreciated his state and they did not , showing , in fact , that Cowper was not , as common persons imagined , on the extreme verge ...
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