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 1     1|    always distressing to my mind (from the repulsive reminiscences).
 2     1|  expressions of thy angered mind, weigh with care the words
 3     2|    what is uppermost in his mind! ~
 4     2|   about whom, in short, his mind is free from apprehension. ~
 5     2| those lasting advantages of mind, and heart, second to none
 6     2|   love be banished from the mind at once, lest in some rash
 7     4|  NUR. Whatever subjects the mind is intent upon, or troubled
 8     4|  mysterious property of the mind, that it reproduces, during
 9     4|       POP. I had made up my mind to seek the temples and
10     4|   which still hang about my mind, may pass away from me! ~
11     5|   and which has endowed her mind with all the instincts of