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Fowler, O. S. (Orson Squire), 1809-1887 · [S.l. : s.n.] · leaf 677
, and when-ever it comes. And blessit actually does, always. Un-less we lived under the actionof natural laws, we couldnot enjoy.1^ Their violationcauses pain,^^ which is alsoinstituted and necessary ^brour own best good.^ Arailroad smash up, a steamscald, a bullet through theheart, or a thousand… … No. 124. —GOSSE. ANALYSIS AND CULTIVATION OF DESTRUCTION. 657 equally agonize us. Suppose there were no death, yet all the livingsuffering we could possibly endure forever, would not death thenbe a boon, equalled only by life itself? Or we escape accidents,but wear out with old age ; become…
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