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 1 8 |            genuine idea of domestic life, of which marriage is the
 2 9 |           all the benefits of civil life. Were these purposes aimed
 3 18|            do not die; that to this life of men upon the earth there
 4 18|          another and an everlasting life.~
 5 20|           to virtue. For a virtuous life it is absolutely necessary
 6 20| contrivances of a soft and delicate life are most carefully devised;
 7 21|             What refers to domestic life in the teaching of the naturalists
 8 24|             as the Giver unto us of life and of all that is good
 9 26|           the institutions of civic life. Just as a perfect condition
10 33|          learning and a well-turned life. This good and great work
11 33|            learning and goodness of life. By uniting the efforts
12 34|             out of the varieties of life, of duties, and of pursuits,
13 35|    Christian knowledge, and a moral life. And in this matter We cannot