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... chords of the human mind , may peruse it without fear of being disappointed . ... natural impassioned tones , suggested by those ideas which totally fill the mind at the time , are allowed to be fully expanded without restraint .
... chords of the human mind , may peruse it without fear of being disappointed . ... natural impassioned tones , suggested by those ideas which totally fill the mind at the time , are allowed to be fully expanded without restraint .
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His visits to Nina became more frequent , and his expences more considerable . Despair took possession of his wife's mind ; whenever he came home , the loaded him with the keenest reproaches , and gave him such treatment ...
His visits to Nina became more frequent , and his expences more considerable . Despair took possession of his wife's mind ; whenever he came home , the loaded him with the keenest reproaches , and gave him such treatment ...
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... of the sober colouring of nature and truth ; it would be : absurd to suppose that he would search into the human mind , for powers that were not yet developed , or account for actions , from motives that were not yet known .
... of the sober colouring of nature and truth ; it would be : absurd to suppose that he would search into the human mind , for powers that were not yet developed , or account for actions , from motives that were not yet known .
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