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...epigrammatic force and justice of whose verses always atone for the carelessness of their composition — that "Faults in the life breed errors in the brain, And these reciprocally those again." : , A great many stories were told, too, of the feats performed by these worthies against their professors...

...awakening and guiding others to the duties they owed to God and their fellow-creatures. CHAPTER IX. •' And with a clear and shining lamp supplied First put it out, then take it lor a guide. Halting on crutches of unequal size; One leg by truth supported, one by lies ; They sidle...

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...uncontrolltd plunge into pleasure's stream more than I must do, under various aspects. Well I know, that Faults in the life breed errors in the brain. And these reciprocally those again. Some — many, may essay and recover themselves, and prove at once better and wiser for the experience...