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... thing ; but , difcouraged by the firft difficulties , ( and every thing worth knowing or having is attended with fome ) ftops short , contents itfelf with eafy , and , confequently , fu- perficial knowledge , and prefers a great degree ...
... thing ; but , difcouraged by the firft difficulties , ( and every thing worth knowing or having is attended with fome ) ftops short , contents itfelf with eafy , and , confequently , fu- perficial knowledge , and prefers a great degree ...
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... thing we have , and even life itfelf . So that the words feem nearly of the same im- port with thofe of the apostle , " Set your affections on things above , and not on things on the earth . " Gilpin . § 127. Worship and Honour of God ...
... thing we have , and even life itfelf . So that the words feem nearly of the same im- port with thofe of the apostle , " Set your affections on things above , and not on things on the earth . " Gilpin . § 127. Worship and Honour of God ...
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... thing is dark and obfcure in them , the purpose of using them is defeated ; and that which is not clear itfelf , can never give light to any thing that wants it . It is the idle fancy of fome poor brains , to run out perpetually into a ...
... thing is dark and obfcure in them , the purpose of using them is defeated ; and that which is not clear itfelf , can never give light to any thing that wants it . It is the idle fancy of fome poor brains , to run out perpetually into a ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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