ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 |
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... excellent kind , we must be made for has the slightest pretence to coma different purpose ; we cannot have mendation . Those accomplishments , the faculties they want , but in order that are confined to our fingers ' ends , to a life ...
... excellent kind , we must be made for has the slightest pretence to coma different purpose ; we cannot have mendation . Those accomplishments , the faculties they want , but in order that are confined to our fingers ' ends , to a life ...
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... excellent things , which singly III . But then let us consider what did make famous so many sects of this excellent person did effect , and philosophers , and remarked so ma- with what instruments he brought ny princes of their sects ...
... excellent things , which singly III . But then let us consider what did make famous so many sects of this excellent person did effect , and philosophers , and remarked so ma- with what instruments he brought ny princes of their sects ...
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... excellent rules of selfof his supreme God , or of one deput - government , and of social behaviour ; ed by him , to appear among mankind , of a noble reliance on the aid and as a teacher and example . protection of heaven , and of a ...
... excellent rules of selfof his supreme God , or of one deput - government , and of social behaviour ; ed by him , to appear among mankind , of a noble reliance on the aid and as a teacher and example . protection of heaven , and of a ...
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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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