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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, Sizer, Nelson · New York : S.R. Wells & Co., Publishers · leaf 152

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est happiness ?To a highly organized human being there is no happi-ness out of it, only deep sorrow and remorse; and thevery pains of the path of duty are joys, so much doesthe higher nature transcend the lower. A Regulus hadinfinitely more joy than Nero, although his higher at-tributes ultimately… … C. C. TRACY BENEVOLENCE. PLATE XVI. Benevolence. 119 will be found u the peace of God which passeth all un-derstanding, which is the highest and most enduringhappiness of all. Religion is not unsatisfied yearningand aspiration, but action in the path of that duty forwhich we were created, and trust…

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