Chap.

 1    1|        gratitude, sacrificed, in cold blood, the slaves who had
 2    5| Throughout there is a display of cold artificial feelings, and
 3    5|            how many more has the cold unmeaning intercourse of
 4    5|        lying dreams; but had the cold hand of circumspection damped
 5    6|  rebuffing, and his conversation cold and dull, because it does
 6    7|     would otherwise only inspire cold admiration - lovely! - Thou
 7    9|    nature they all harmonize.~ ~ Cold would be the heart of a
 8    9|     children's blood, though his cold hand may at the very moment
 9   12|        is to be preferred to the cold parade that insults the
10   12|         spite of the sneering of cold hearts, who are at liberty
11   13|        yet the heart is rendered cold and averse to duty, by such
12   13|     mutual respect? What are the cold, or feverish caresses of