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... word ; and we may prefent to the hearers quite different views of the fame fentiment , by placing the emphafis differently . In the following words of our Saviour , obferve in what different lights the thought is placed , according as the ...
... word ; and we may prefent to the hearers quite different views of the fame fentiment , by placing the emphafis differently . In the following words of our Saviour , obferve in what different lights the thought is placed , according as the ...
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... words . We are next inftru & ted to hurt no . body by word or deed - to be true and juft in all our dealings - to bear no ma . lice nor hatred in our hearts - to keep our hands from picking and ftealing- our tongues from evil - fpeaking ...
... words . We are next inftru & ted to hurt no . body by word or deed - to be true and juft in all our dealings - to bear no ma . lice nor hatred in our hearts - to keep our hands from picking and ftealing- our tongues from evil - fpeaking ...
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... word , and works . Q. What is it then that is forbidden in this commandment ? A. All falfe fwearing , and all rafh or common fwearing ; all blafphemy , or fpeaking reproachfully of God or reli- gion ; and all irreverent ufe of the name ...
... word , and works . Q. What is it then that is forbidden in this commandment ? A. All falfe fwearing , and all rafh or common fwearing ; all blafphemy , or fpeaking reproachfully of God or reli- gion ; and all irreverent ufe of the name ...
Inhalt
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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