ProseSamuel Walker, 1826 |
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... ourselves , and open our eyes to feveral blemishes and defects in our lives and converfations , which we should not have obferved without the help of fuch ill - natured monitors . " In order likewife to come to a true knowledge of ...
... ourselves , and open our eyes to feveral blemishes and defects in our lives and converfations , which we should not have obferved without the help of fuch ill - natured monitors . " In order likewife to come to a true knowledge of ...
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... ourselves , we fhall fail . If we trust in God , without doing all we can ourselves , we fhall fail likewife . And if we continue obftinate in our perverfenefs , we may at length totally incapacitate ourselves from being the temples of ...
... ourselves , we fhall fail . If we trust in God , without doing all we can ourselves , we fhall fail likewife . And if we continue obftinate in our perverfenefs , we may at length totally incapacitate ourselves from being the temples of ...
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... ourselves to re- member in what page or what book we have read fuch a paffage ; but it falls in naturally with the courfe of our own thoughts , and takes its place in our writings with as much eafe , and looks with as good a grace , as ...
... ourselves to re- member in what page or what book we have read fuch a paffage ; but it falls in naturally with the courfe of our own thoughts , and takes its place in our writings with as much eafe , and looks with as good a grace , as ...
Inhalt
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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