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All which qualities can only spring from an elevated mind.
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It is, properly, from the elevated mind of France that the folly of titles has fallen.
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The elevated mind is exposed to other than ordinary temptations-shallit then be governed by the ordinary rules of virtue?
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She discovers an elevated mind, a ready apprehension, and an accurate knowledge of the various subjects which have been brought into view.
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He had talked to her during the whole of dinner the night before about jackal-hunting with a bobbery pack-notat all an elevated mind.
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Nothing could be a surer indication of an elevated mind; of a mind that was entirely satisfied with itself, and the measures it had taken.
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It must be recollected, that in public life a man of elevated mind does not make his own self tell upon others simply and entirely.
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"Women are generous and elevated , and 'a generous and elevated mind is distinguished by nothing more certainly than an eminent curiosity.'"
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'Faith Gartney's Girlhood,' is a noble, good work, that could only have been accomplished by an elevated mind united to a chaste, tender heart.