The Guardian. ...Jacob and Richard Tonson, 1756 |
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... any of the enjoyments of life better than his neighbours ? The Free - thinkers plead hard for a licence to think freely ; they have it : but what use do they make make of it ? Are they eminent for any fublime 10 No 83- THE GUARDIA N.
... any of the enjoyments of life better than his neighbours ? The Free - thinkers plead hard for a licence to think freely ; they have it : but what use do they make make of it ? Are they eminent for any fublime 10 No 83- THE GUARDIA N.
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... use them with more severity than they themselves do one another . Some audacious criticks , in my opinion , have lanched out a little too far when they take upon them to prove , in oppofition to hiftory , that Lais was a woman of as ...
... use them with more severity than they themselves do one another . Some audacious criticks , in my opinion , have lanched out a little too far when they take upon them to prove , in oppofition to hiftory , that Lais was a woman of as ...
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... use their utmost endeavours to deftroy the credit of those facred writings , which as they have been the means of bringing thefe parts of the world to the knowledge of natural religion , fo in cafe they lofe their authority over the ...
... use their utmost endeavours to deftroy the credit of those facred writings , which as they have been the means of bringing thefe parts of the world to the knowledge of natural religion , fo in cafe they lofe their authority over the ...
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It behoves us therefore to make the best use of that fublime talent , which , fo long as it continues the inftrument of paffion , will serve only to make us more miferable , in proportion as we are more excellent than other beings . It ...
It behoves us therefore to make the best use of that fublime talent , which , fo long as it continues the inftrument of paffion , will serve only to make us more miferable , in proportion as we are more excellent than other beings . It ...
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... use of thofe devout pilgrims who go in great ⚫ numbers to offer up their prayers to her at her well . This gave occafion to the worthy prelate , in whose ⚫ diocese that well is , to make fome obfervations upon it ; and in order to ...
... use of thofe devout pilgrims who go in great ⚫ numbers to offer up their prayers to her at her well . This gave occafion to the worthy prelate , in whose ⚫ diocese that well is , to make fome obfervations upon it ; and in order to ...
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