English Synonymes
English Synonymes
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Regret is frequently tender, and always moderate; hence it is allowable to mortals who are encompassed with trou- bles to indulge in regret; ' Regret to useful and vir- tuous when it lends to the amendment of life.*— John- sou. We may complain without any cause, and lament beyond what tlie cause requires; but ngret will always be founded on some real cause, and not exceed tlie cause iu degree. It would be idle fur a man to complain of his wont of education, or lament over the errouis and misfor...tunes of bis youth ; but be can never look back upon mispent time without sincere regret TO COMPLAIN, MURMUR, REPINE.
ComplaJn % v. To complain; murmur, io
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Regret is frequently tender, and always moderate; hence it is allowable to mortals who are encompassed with trou- bles to indulge in regret; ' Regret to useful and vir- tuous when it lends to the amendment of life.*— John- sou. We may complain without any cause, and lament beyond what tlie cause requires; but ngret will always be founded on some real cause, and not exceed tlie cause iu degree. It would be idle fur a man to complain of his wont of education, or lament over the errouis and misfor...tunes of bis youth ; but be can never look back upon mispent time without sincere regret TO COMPLAIN, MURMUR, REPINE.
ComplaJn % v. To complain; murmur, io
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