ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 |
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... speak ; and therefore selves are naturally and morally pos- that wherein the wisdom of God is sible , as every one may perceive they discovered , cannot contain any thing are in this case . If the supreme that is mean and trivial ; they ...
... speak ; and therefore selves are naturally and morally pos- that wherein the wisdom of God is sible , as every one may perceive they discovered , cannot contain any thing are in this case . If the supreme that is mean and trivial ; they ...
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... speak of human affairs , finds place on many for and against every subject ; and occasions . There are few great ocwould be deservedly exploded by all casions of public speaking , in which wise men . Attention to style , to one will not ...
... speak of human affairs , finds place on many for and against every subject ; and occasions . There are few great ocwould be deservedly exploded by all casions of public speaking , in which wise men . Attention to style , to one will not ...
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... speak a word , but in tains the easy natural manner of an elaborate and artificial language . unaffected speaker ; and this is one This would form him to a stiffness of his chief excellencies . Lord Bo- and affectation , worse , by ten ...
... speak a word , but in tains the easy natural manner of an elaborate and artificial language . unaffected speaker ; and this is one This would form him to a stiffness of his chief excellencies . Lord Bo- and affectation , worse , by ten ...
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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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