The Spectator, Svazek 8Alexander Chalmers E. Sargeant, M. & W. Ward, Munroe, Francis & Parker, and Edward Cotton, Boston, 1810 |
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... hope and fear . By these two passions we reach forward into futurity , and bring up to our present thoughts objects that lie hid in the remotest depths of time . We suffer misery and enjoy happiness , before they are in being ; we can ...
... hope and fear . By these two passions we reach forward into futurity , and bring up to our present thoughts objects that lie hid in the remotest depths of time . We suffer misery and enjoy happiness , before they are in being ; we can ...
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... hope , there is another which is none of the least , and that is , its great efficacy in preserving us from setting too high a value on present en- joyments . The saying of Cæsar is very well known . When he had given away all his ...
... hope , there is another which is none of the least , and that is , its great efficacy in preserving us from setting too high a value on present en- joyments . The saying of Cæsar is very well known . When he had given away all his ...
Strana 98
... hope , and such an one as is fixed on objects that are capable of making us entirely happy . This hope in a religious man is much more sure and certain than the hope of any temporal blessing , as it is strengthened not only by reason ...
... hope , and such an one as is fixed on objects that are capable of making us entirely happy . This hope in a religious man is much more sure and certain than the hope of any temporal blessing , as it is strengthened not only by reason ...
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