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... attention to and recollec- the relation we bear to God , a certain tion of them . His mercies demand portion of our time is his claimour most humble and grateful ac- ought to be set apart for meditation knowledgments ; proper acts of ...
... attention to and recollec- the relation we bear to God , a certain tion of them . His mercies demand portion of our time is his claimour most humble and grateful ac- ought to be set apart for meditation knowledgments ; proper acts of ...
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... attention to an arguthe people , and the power of the ci- ment , which , if properly considered , vil magistrate ; and they were , from carries with it the strongest convicthat inability , forced to attribute to tion . infernal agency ...
... attention to an arguthe people , and the power of the ci- ment , which , if properly considered , vil magistrate ; and they were , from carries with it the strongest convicthat inability , forced to attribute to tion . infernal agency ...
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... attention to assembly , than of one writing in a seize the just idea of it . That idea , closet , in order to be read by others . when acquired , we should keep in They have all the copiousness , the our eye , and form upon it whatever ...
... attention to assembly , than of one writing in a seize the just idea of it . That idea , closet , in order to be read by others . when acquired , we should keep in They have all the copiousness , the our eye , and form upon it whatever ...
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VOL | 1 |
On the Immortality of the Soul Ibid 14 48 Idleness avoided by the Observation | 59 |
Sect | 65 |
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