The Guardian. ...Jacob and Richard Tonson, 1756 |
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... fome paffages relating to this fubject , which I pro- pofe only as philofophical fentiments , to be confidered by a Free - thinker . B 3 • Tho ' · A Tho ' there be that are called Gods N ° 88 . 29 THE GUARDIA N. N° 88. ...
... fome paffages relating to this fubject , which I pro- pofe only as philofophical fentiments , to be confidered by a Free - thinker . B 3 • Tho ' · A Tho ' there be that are called Gods N ° 88 . 29 THE GUARDIA N. N° 88. ...
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... fubject to him . He appointeth the moon for feasons , and the fun knoweth his going down . He thundereth with his voice , and directeth it under the whole heaven , and his lightning unto the ends of the earth . Fire and hail , fnow and ...
... fubject to him . He appointeth the moon for feasons , and the fun knoweth his going down . He thundereth with his voice , and directeth it under the whole heaven , and his lightning unto the ends of the earth . Fire and hail , fnow and ...
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... fubject our minds to greater and more manifold difquiets than creatures of an inferior rank are fenfible of . It is by this that we anticipate future difafters , and oft create to ourselves real pain from imaginary evils , as well as ...
... fubject our minds to greater and more manifold difquiets than creatures of an inferior rank are fenfible of . It is by this that we anticipate future difafters , and oft create to ourselves real pain from imaginary evils , as well as ...
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... fubject of rallery and mirth . He is , you must know , but half as tall as an ordinary man , but is contented to be ftill at his friend's elbow , and has fet up a club , by which he hopes to bring those of his own fize into a little ...
... fubject of rallery and mirth . He is , you must know , but half as tall as an ordinary man , but is contented to be ftill at his friend's elbow , and has fet up a club , by which he hopes to bring those of his own fize into a little ...
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... fubject to , ' who is recorded to have been fo light , that he was obliged to poife himself against the wind with lead on one fide , and his own works on the other . The lover confeffed the other night that he had been cured of love to ...
... fubject to , ' who is recorded to have been fo light , that he was obliged to poife himself against the wind with lead on one fide , and his own works on the other . The lover confeffed the other night that he had been cured of love to ...
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