Dissipation, by the author of 'Realities'. |
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Página 218 - ... life, equally produceth a neglect of what we owe to God and our country. Tully hath long since observed " that it is impossible for those who have no belief of the immortality of the soul, or a future state of rewards and punishments, to sacrifice their particular interests and passions to the public good, or have a generous concern for posterity," and our own experience confirmeth the truth of this observation.
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