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For the capacity of man's soul cannot possibly be filled with the sufficiency of any creature; no, not with a world of creatures: for they are all nothing to the worth of a man's soul, Christ himself having preferred it in valuation.
Robert Bolton — A Discourse about the State of True Happiness (sermons at Oxford and Paul's Cross), opening
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