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affliction rather than to overcome | affliction rather than to overcome | ||
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feel with peculiar sympathy the | feel with peculiar sympathy the | ||
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ignorance of true pleasure more | ignorance of true pleasure more | ||
frequently than temptation so that | frequently than temptation so that | ||
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There is devotion in making others happy | There is devotion in making others happy | ||
and gratitude ought to make us devout. | and gratitude ought to make us devout. | ||
Revision as of 13:37, 24 May 2021
his philosophy rather strengthened than hardened his Soul, it enabled him to resist the pressure of affliction rather than to overcome it. -- Calamity had taught him to feel with peculiar sympathy the distresses of others, but when he could not releive the necessities of the indigent his tender pity consoled their sorrows; he often said "that ignorance of true pleasure more frequently than temptation so that underline which is false leads to vice." -- /underline
There is devotion in making others happy and gratitude ought to make us devout.
