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Date: Tuesday, May 15, 1750
"But, if any passion has so much usurped our understanding, as not to suffer us to enjoy advantages with the moderation prescribed by reason, it is not too late to apply this remedy, when we find ourselves sinking under sorrow, and inclined to pine for that which is irrecoverably vanished."
preview | full record— Johnson, Samuel (1709-1784)
