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tlerstanding heart. the social affections would
make the nearest approaches to this acme
of human knowledge. for which the female
character was designed 1t is to be lament
ed that persons of piety should consider tins
a subject of little Importance compared with
others, when others are so much affected
by it. True picty and virtue would shine
with double lustre where the faculty OF taste
is properly regarded.