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 1    2|          considered in their true, sober light.~ ~ Probably the prevailing
 2    2| declamation when Reason offers her sober light, if they be really
 3    4|          than labour to obtain the sober pleasures that arise from
 4    4|            education, requires the sober steady eye of reason; a
 5    5|           and self-denial, are the sober offspring of reason; but
 6    5|          heaven here below, whilst sober sense is left far behind. -
 7    5|       power, carry before it these sober convictions; and it is for
 8    5|        than fancy, she writes with sober energy and argumentative
 9    6|       disturb the discharge of the sober duties of life, or to engross
10   12|         ungracious aspect: not the sober austere one that commands
11   12|        robe of politeness, but the sober effect of cleanliness of
12   13|  Providence, it appears evident to sober reason, that certain vices
13   13|           slighting as insipid the sober dignity and matron graces