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... against the rocks . The current was invariable and infur- mountable ; but though it was impof- fible to fail against it , or to return to the place that was once paffed , yet it was not fo violent as to allow no opportu . nities for ...
... against the rocks . The current was invariable and infur- mountable ; but though it was impof- fible to fail against it , or to return to the place that was once paffed , yet it was not fo violent as to allow no opportu . nities for ...
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... against fo infidious an enemy ! Our own bad inclinations form ano- ther argument against bad company . We have fo many paffions and appetites to govern ; fo many bad propensities of different kinds to watch , that , amidst fuch a ...
... against fo infidious an enemy ! Our own bad inclinations form ano- ther argument against bad company . We have fo many paffions and appetites to govern ; fo many bad propensities of different kinds to watch , that , amidst fuch a ...
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... against 225 . Let us remember again , that if our bodies be the temples of the Holy Ghoft , our minds are the very fan & tua- ries of thofe temples : and if there be any weight in the apoftle's argument against polluting our bodies , it ...
... against 225 . Let us remember again , that if our bodies be the temples of the Holy Ghoft , our minds are the very fan & tua- ries of thofe temples : and if there be any weight in the apoftle's argument against polluting our bodies , it ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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