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... master's prophecy of his own refurrection was an unhappy circumftance ; yet ftill it was wrapped in a veil of obfcurity . But if his difciples endeavoured to prove its completion , it was their bufi- nefs to look well to the event . A ...
... master's prophecy of his own refurrection was an unhappy circumftance ; yet ftill it was wrapped in a veil of obfcurity . But if his difciples endeavoured to prove its completion , it was their bufi- nefs to look well to the event . A ...
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... masters ? A. From Eph . vi . 5 , 6. Servants , be obedient to them that are your maf- ters according to the flesh , with ... master alfo is in heaven , neither is there refpect of perfons with him . ' Q. How do you prove it your duty to ...
... masters ? A. From Eph . vi . 5 , 6. Servants , be obedient to them that are your maf- ters according to the flesh , with ... master alfo is in heaven , neither is there refpect of perfons with him . ' Q. How do you prove it your duty to ...
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... master , whom the young Prince had in great venera- tion , and from whom he pretended he had learnt in general whatever was ne- ceffary for the command of an army . Has your master , fays Cambyfes , given you any lectures of economy ...
... master , whom the young Prince had in great venera- tion , and from whom he pretended he had learnt in general whatever was ne- ceffary for the command of an army . Has your master , fays Cambyfes , given you any lectures of economy ...
Inhalt
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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