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Marry For Love, An Heroick Action, Which Makes A Mighty Noise In The World, Partly Because Of Its Rarity, And Partly In Regard Of Its Extravagancy.

We Must Think What We Say, And Mean What We Profess.

But, Alas! What Poor Woman Is Ever Taught That She Should Have A Higher Design Than To Get Her A Husband?

Every One Knows, That The Mind Will Not Be Kept From Contemplating What It Loves In The Midst Of Crowds And Business. Hence Come Those Frequent Absences, So Observable In Conversation; For Whilst The Body Is Confined To Present Company, The Mind Is Flown To That Which It Delights In.

The Relation We Bear To The Wisdom Of The Father, The Son Of His Love, Gives Us Indeed A Dignity Which Otherwise We Have No Pretence To. It Makes Us Something, Something Considerable Even In God's Eyes.