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How to educate the feelings or affections, and bring the dispositions, aspirations, and passions into harmony with sound intelligence and morality (1880)

Bray, Charles, 1811-1884. [from old catalog], Sizer, Nelson · New York, S. R. Wells & co. · leaf 212

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l well,I do not like you, Dr Fell. This set the doctor thinking, and like a wise man, he triedby a course of justice and confidence to overcome the mu-tual repugnance. If we begin to manifest kindness towardone we do not hke, we soon conquer our unkind spirit;partly, perhaps, because by kindness we… … GENL JOHN GLOVER.IMITATION. PLATE XXIV i Imitation. 16t bodily or material form. Imitation copies only that •material form, and where the feeling is strong it is*sometimes very difficult to distinguish the mere imita--*tion of an idea or feeling from the genuine feeling •itself. Imitation has a…

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