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 1   1,   0|     and a peculiar delicacy of mind was conspicuous in her character,
 2   1,   0|        a natural accordance of mind, or from their companionship
 3   1,   0|        The scope of so great a mind might easily have embraced
 4   1,   0|     friends, who deemed that a mind of such large endowment,
 5   1,   0|   terrors have overwhelmed his mind, as almost to deprive him
 6   1,   0|     his spirit, introduced his mind to new views on the subject
 7   1,   0|       were the energies of his mind, as to give clear evidence
 8   1,   0|     had gained over the public mind by his elucidation of important
 9   1,   0| unhesitatingly conclude that a mind which so constantly abode
10   1,   0|      to the very genius of his mind, if I may so speak, and
11   1,   0|        the products of his own mind, but was anxious to lead
12   2,   2|    perils; that we may call to mind on what account it behooves
13   2,   2|        sure consolation of the mind that trembles under a sense
14   2,   2|       be invoked even when the mind, oppressed with metaphysical
15   2,   2|      imparts more light to the mind of the reader, than the
16   2,   2|       I not indulge. His was a mind in which we never traced
17   2,   2|     although the genius of his mind was of a lively order, he
18   2,   2|   works of God. Let us call to mind with what delight he has