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I was always sure of one genuine, disinterested love-andthat was yours.
2
Had his deed been sincerely inspired by disinterested love towards his fellow-beings?
3
There must be a purely disinterested love of truth for its own sake.
4
His actions, his thoughts, his desires, all wore the hue of disinterested love.
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Her whole life had been one of pure, disinterested love, of utter self-negation.
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A disinterested love of understanding has certainly played a part.
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Is not disinterested love nobler than a mercenary religion?
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A pure and disinterested love, and intenseness of mind for the advancement of thy interest alone.
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Paris-letters breathing the most devoted and disinterested love; but to him every word seemed studied, every expression false.
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Yes, it is the very extravagance of disinterested love, So much so that my reason revolts at it.
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It is this which makes the members faithful to each other, and prompts them to deeds of disinterested love.
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I could never forget your love-yourdisinterested love-thereis no treasure on this side the grave which I so value.
13
His was never the disinterested love of the beautiful that certain lucky collectors retain through all the sordidness of the quest.
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He considered it, therefore, as the genuine effect of eager gratitude and disinterested love, and his heart began to relent accordingly.
15
They love God more than themselves and more than any other creature, and with a perfect, pure, and disinterested love, 10°.
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There are few who love God as He ought to be loved, that is to say, with the disinterested love of Charity.
