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... , CHAPTER II . MANNERS , CHAPTER III . MENTAL HAPPINESS , CHAPTER IV . THE WOOF OF WOE , CHAPTER V. WOMAN , CHAPTER VI . MAN AND WOMAN , CHAPTER VII . BEFORE MARRIAGE , CHAPTER VIII . AFTER MARRIAGE , CHAPTER IX . SEPARATION ,
... , CHAPTER II . MANNERS , CHAPTER III . MENTAL HAPPINESS , CHAPTER IV . THE WOOF OF WOE , CHAPTER V. WOMAN , CHAPTER VI . MAN AND WOMAN , CHAPTER VII . BEFORE MARRIAGE , CHAPTER VIII . AFTER MARRIAGE , CHAPTER IX . SEPARATION ,
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... happiness in ourselves , we should frequently find in our own breasts a greater variety of resources than all outward objects are capable of affording . " " " A long life may be passed without finding a friend in whose understanding and ...
... happiness in ourselves , we should frequently find in our own breasts a greater variety of resources than all outward objects are capable of affording . " " " A long life may be passed without finding a friend in whose understanding and ...
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... by good manners and religion , stir up no bad pas- sions . Man is a social creature , requires society and profits by it . Let him have it , however large and free , if pure . CHAPTER III . MENTAL HAPPINESS . We are all prone 90 MANNERS .
... by good manners and religion , stir up no bad pas- sions . Man is a social creature , requires society and profits by it . Let him have it , however large and free , if pure . CHAPTER III . MENTAL HAPPINESS . We are all prone 90 MANNERS .
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... to work I say they may not abide ) , and company to their desires ; and thence their bodies become full of gross humors , wind , crudities ; 66 - shall their minds disquieted , dull , heavy CHAPTER III MENTAL HAPPINESS,
... to work I say they may not abide ) , and company to their desires ; and thence their bodies become full of gross humors , wind , crudities ; 66 - shall their minds disquieted , dull , heavy CHAPTER III MENTAL HAPPINESS,
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... for something , which something nature plainly points out to him by giving him a tendency and propensity to it . Every man finds in himself , either from nature or education ( for they are hard to distinguish ) 92 MENTAL HAPPINESS .
... for something , which something nature plainly points out to him by giving him a tendency and propensity to it . Every man finds in himself , either from nature or education ( for they are hard to distinguish ) 92 MENTAL HAPPINESS .
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