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In happiness we are shallow, and deem others so. —Charles Buxton. Affliction, like the ironsmith, shapes as it smites. —Bovée. Afflictions sent by Providence melt the constancy of the nobleminded but confirm the obduracy of the vile.
In happiness we are shallow, and deem others so. —Charles Buxton. Affliction, like the ironsmith, shapes as it smites. —Bovée. Afflictions sent by Providence melt the constancy of the nobleminded but confirm the obduracy of the vile.
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If in an aristocracy the people be virtuous, they will enjoy very nearly the same happiness as in a popular government, and the state will become powerful. —Montesquieu. An aristocracy is the true, the only support of a monarchy.
If in an aristocracy the people be virtuous, they will enjoy very nearly the same happiness as in a popular government, and the state will become powerful. —Montesquieu. An aristocracy is the true, the only support of a monarchy.
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