ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 |
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... father of a very have highly pleased my father , and I towardly son , in whom I do not only omitted for no other reason but that I see my life , but also my manner of thought what he proposed the effect life renewed . It would be ...
... father of a very have highly pleased my father , and I towardly son , in whom I do not only omitted for no other reason but that I see my life , but also my manner of thought what he proposed the effect life renewed . It would be ...
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... father ; and defer- influence of them . ence , amidst the impulse of gay de- My son and I are not of fortune sires , appears unreasonable to the to communicate our good actions or There are so few who can intentions to so many as these ...
... father ; and defer- influence of them . ence , amidst the impulse of gay de- My son and I are not of fortune sires , appears unreasonable to the to communicate our good actions or There are so few who can intentions to so many as these ...
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... father , and love for his brethe writings of the apostles ) as in thren : and , in like manner , when the book of Deuteronomy ? Where his brethren returned , and told their is the whole compass of devotion , in father in what splendour ...
... father , and love for his brethe writings of the apostles ) as in thren : and , in like manner , when the book of Deuteronomy ? Where his brethren returned , and told their is the whole compass of devotion , in father in what splendour ...
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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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