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...his worth, our loss is such, " We cannot love too well, or grieve too much." OLDISWORTH. ON DEATH. THERE is a sort of delight, which is alternately mixed...have behaved themselves with an equal, a resigned, a chearful, a generous or heroic temper in that extremity. We are affecied with these respective manners...

...alternately mixed with terror and forrow, in the contemplation of death. The foul has its curiofity more than ordinarily awakened, when it turns its thoughts upon the conduct of fuch who have behaved themfelves with an equal, a refigned, a cheerful, a generous or heroic temper...

...THERE is a sort of delight, which is alternately nixed with terror and sorrow, in the contemplation °f death. The soul has its curiosity more than ordinarily awakened, when it turns its thoughts upon 1* conduct of such who have behaved themselves with an equal, a resigned, a cheerful, a generous or...

...— Who can grieve too much, what time shall end Our mourning for so dear a friend. CREECH. HPHERE is a sort of delight which is alternately mixed with terror and sorrow, in the contempt atiou of death. The soul has its curiosity more thau ordinarily awakened, when it turns its...

...xxiv. I. Such was his worth, our loss is such, We cannot love too well, or grieve too much. OLDI5WOMTH. THERE is a sort of delight, which is alternately mixed with terror and sorrow, in the contemplaVOL. III. B tion of death. The soul has its curiosity more than ordinarily awakened, when...

...nature to do good, whose value is not explained, is merely a blind vague and uncertain instinct. 6. There is a sort of delight, which is alternately mixed...sorrow, in the contemplation of death. The soul has * No pause is admitted between tbe substantive and the adjective in the inverted order, when the adjective...

...so dear • friend ? CREECH. Tmnr. is a sort of delight, which is alternately mixed with terrorand oseph he conduct of such who have behaved themselves vith an equal, a resigned, a cheerful, a generous, or...