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 1    3|          act when they have been exalted by the same means.~ ~ It
 2    3|          a little abstracted and exalted by grief, dwells on the
 3    4|        that arise from equality. Exalted by their inferiority (this
 4    4|          alone art by thy nature exalted above her, - for no better
 5    4|         or only resides in those exalted, fervid imaginations that
 6    5|        our affections for a more exalted state!~ ~ Beware then, my
 7    5|         which a more matured and exalted mind looks up to, and shapes
 8    5|       health by close study? The exalted pleasure which intellectual
 9    5|        reason is illuminated and exalted by contemplation, and by
10   12|         fine ideal picture of an exalted imagination might be superiour
11   12|             Who ever drew a more exalted female character than Rousseau?
12   13| overflowings of a pure heart and exalted imagination? Yes, let me