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... poor , § 38. Riches or Fortune no Excuse low , grovelling aim ; their ambition is to draw the eyes of the world upon to erempt any from Study . them , by dazzling and surprising Others there are , who plead an exthem ; a temper which ...
... poor , § 38. Riches or Fortune no Excuse low , grovelling aim ; their ambition is to draw the eyes of the world upon to erempt any from Study . them , by dazzling and surprising Others there are , who plead an exthem ; a temper which ...
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... poor babe , born in a stable , the son world , and all the passions , and all of a carpenter , cradled in a cratch , the seeming pretences which they swaddled in poor clouts ; it was for could make , must needs be violently him whom ...
... poor babe , born in a stable , the son world , and all the passions , and all of a carpenter , cradled in a cratch , the seeming pretences which they swaddled in poor clouts ; it was for could make , must needs be violently him whom ...
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... poor Nazarine , and kings and yet the Christians were sought and queens kissing the feet of the for to punishments , and exquisite poor servants of Jesus ? Could a Jew a punishments sought forth for them ; fisherman and a publican ...
... poor Nazarine , and kings and yet the Christians were sought and queens kissing the feet of the for to punishments , and exquisite poor servants of Jesus ? Could a Jew a punishments sought forth for them ; fisherman and a publican ...
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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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