ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 |
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... tain peculiar affections of the mind , which peculiarly endears them to us , which either give pleasure or pain , and more effectually secures their according to the particular genius empire over us , than any quality they and spirit of ...
... tain peculiar affections of the mind , which peculiarly endears them to us , which either give pleasure or pain , and more effectually secures their according to the particular genius empire over us , than any quality they and spirit of ...
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... tain more honourable with respect to will , as far as is in their power , have God himself , than that mercy their fill of what their betters teach is over all his works ” —that his them to be the comforts of life , the goodness is ...
... tain more honourable with respect to will , as far as is in their power , have God himself , than that mercy their fill of what their betters teach is over all his works ” —that his them to be the comforts of life , the goodness is ...
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... tain instruction , and those who live information , even those which the without giving themselves any trouchurch recommends , without satis- ble , or so much as any thought in this faction . Did they express themselves affair . thus ...
... tain instruction , and those who live information , even those which the without giving themselves any trouchurch recommends , without satis- ble , or so much as any thought in this faction . Did they express themselves affair . thus ...
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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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