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... mean to give you a critical effay upon the use and abuse of time ; I will only give you fome hints , with regard to the ufe of one particular period of that long time which , I hope , you have before you ; I mean , the next two years ...
... mean to give you a critical effay upon the use and abuse of time ; I will only give you fome hints , with regard to the ufe of one particular period of that long time which , I hope , you have before you ; I mean , the next two years ...
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... mean by the church ? A. I mean a fociety of perfons called by God to the profeffion of true religion . Q : What does the word Catholic fig- nify ? A. It fignifies univerfal . Q. Why is the term catholic ap- plied to the Chriftian church ...
... mean by the church ? A. I mean a fociety of perfons called by God to the profeffion of true religion . Q : What does the word Catholic fig- nify ? A. It fignifies univerfal . Q. Why is the term catholic ap- plied to the Chriftian church ...
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... mean husbandry .. Having a beginning , a middle , and an end , every part itfelf becomes a smaller whole , though , with refpect to the gene- ral plan , it is nothing more than a part . Thus the human arm , with a view to its elbow ...
... mean husbandry .. Having a beginning , a middle , and an end , every part itfelf becomes a smaller whole , though , with refpect to the gene- ral plan , it is nothing more than a part . Thus the human arm , with a view to its elbow ...
Inhalt
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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