ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 |
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... expect the Nor should it be unremarked , that speedy conclusion of the few remainthe gratifications , best suited to na - ing , and ought to instruct you in the ture , are of all the cheapest : she , emptiness of all those of the ...
... expect the Nor should it be unremarked , that speedy conclusion of the few remainthe gratifications , best suited to na - ing , and ought to instruct you in the ture , are of all the cheapest : she , emptiness of all those of the ...
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... expect such evi- evidence is which ought to be insistdence , as the nature of the subjected on ; without which we are not , renders impossible ; so it is as weak , and with which we are obliged to acon the other side , to lay the stress ...
... expect such evi- evidence is which ought to be insistdence , as the nature of the subjected on ; without which we are not , renders impossible ; so it is as weak , and with which we are obliged to acon the other side , to lay the stress ...
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... expect redemption from the Son of blessed Jesus , humble and meek , God , the resurrection of our bodies doing good to all the sons of men , from the same hand which at first patiently instructing the ignorant created and formed them ...
... expect redemption from the Son of blessed Jesus , humble and meek , God , the resurrection of our bodies doing good to all the sons of men , from the same hand which at first patiently instructing the ignorant created and formed them ...
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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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