The Guardian: In Two Volumes, Band 1J. Thompson and S. Dampier, 1762 |
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... fervent pray- it e 0 es 15 0 2 er . When men are thus low and narrow in their appre- henfions of things , and at the fame time vain , they are naturally led to think every thing they do not understand , not to be understood . Their ...
... fervent pray- it e 0 es 15 0 2 er . When men are thus low and narrow in their appre- henfions of things , and at the fame time vain , they are naturally led to think every thing they do not understand , not to be understood . Their ...
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... fervent heat ; when the earth also , and all the works that are therein , shall be burnt up ? What may justly damp in our minds the diabolical madness which prompts us to decide our petty animofi ties by the hazard of eternity , is ...
... fervent heat ; when the earth also , and all the works that are therein , shall be burnt up ? What may justly damp in our minds the diabolical madness which prompts us to decide our petty animofi ties by the hazard of eternity , is ...
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... fervent pi- ety towards his Creator . His talents and parts are a ve- ry great good to the world ; and it is a pleasing thing to behold the polite arts subservient to religion , and re commending it from its natural beauty . Looking ...
... fervent pi- ety towards his Creator . His talents and parts are a ve- ry great good to the world ; and it is a pleasing thing to behold the polite arts subservient to religion , and re commending it from its natural beauty . Looking ...
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