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Date: 1701
"Love governs every Sense, every Affection, every Principle truckles to that more noble Passion."
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Date: 1701
"Which are but tantalizing Amusements that debauch our Genius when they are once over, and Fatigue allows us a serious interval; with what regret do we reflect upon our Folly, in letting our Appetites govern our Reason, and like the Sirens Song charm us into Ruine."
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Date: 1708
"Vanity is the predominant Passion in the [female] Sex."
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