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... moral conduct . Every kind of trial , if well endured , tends to fortify the good principle . There are , indeed , many things which are more likely to hurt than to improve the moral character ; and to such trials we should be ...
... moral conduct . Every kind of trial , if well endured , tends to fortify the good principle . There are , indeed , many things which are more likely to hurt than to improve the moral character ; and to such trials we should be ...
الصفحة 117
... moral degradation ; and your own mind will not escape scatheless ; for greater proneness to suspicion will of necessity develope itself in your character . Most of all is caution required in restoring confi- dence ; constitutional ...
... moral degradation ; and your own mind will not escape scatheless ; for greater proneness to suspicion will of necessity develope itself in your character . Most of all is caution required in restoring confi- dence ; constitutional ...
الصفحة 409
... moral sentiments , confined to theory , will supply the want of a diligent and watchful conformity in practice to chris- tian principle . All the attempts that have been made to vindi- cate or palliate Bacon's moral conduct , tend only ...
... moral sentiments , confined to theory , will supply the want of a diligent and watchful conformity in practice to chris- tian principle . All the attempts that have been made to vindi- cate or palliate Bacon's moral conduct , tend only ...
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