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We expect from human beings superhuman perfection : capacities without limitation , virtues without a faw , light without shade . We expect pleasure without any trouble , joy without any appendage of sorrow and care .
We expect from human beings superhuman perfection : capacities without limitation , virtues without a faw , light without shade . We expect pleasure without any trouble , joy without any appendage of sorrow and care .
Page 42
Never expect more of one another , than either party , according to your several capacities , endowments , education , circumstances and situation , is able to afford . Expect not from one another faultess , perfect , and uninterrupted ...
Never expect more of one another , than either party , according to your several capacities , endowments , education , circumstances and situation , is able to afford . Expect not from one another faultess , perfect , and uninterrupted ...
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But this , ( says he ) it may be exclaimed , it would be preposterous to expect at present from France . I admit it ; and therefore it would be preposterous to expect at present a peace safe for Great Britain .
But this , ( says he ) it may be exclaimed , it would be preposterous to expect at present from France . I admit it ; and therefore it would be preposterous to expect at present a peace safe for Great Britain .
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