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... being rescued from the Errors of Tranflators , and confidered with the context ,
conveys to us very plainly this Lellon , that Babylon owed her DeItruction to the
Prostitution and Corruption of her Citizens ; and that whoever fall hereafter be fo ...
... being rescued from the Errors of Tranflators , and confidered with the context ,
conveys to us very plainly this Lellon , that Babylon owed her DeItruction to the
Prostitution and Corruption of her Citizens ; and that whoever fall hereafter be fo ...
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1 thall not descend minutely to private Instances , by which Men entitle
chemselves to this dreadful Cup which cootains the Wine of the Wrath of God :
But as the Text respects chiefly publick Corruption and Prostitution , I shall
confine myself to ...
1 thall not descend minutely to private Instances , by which Men entitle
chemselves to this dreadful Cup which cootains the Wine of the Wrath of God :
But as the Text respects chiefly publick Corruption and Prostitution , I shall
confine myself to ...
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Those very Passions , which expose us to the Baits of Corruption , would , if we
saw the Hook , or considered the fatal Coniequence , deter us from it . Fear would
alarm us with Danger , Avarice with arbitrary Rapine , and Pride with ...
Those very Passions , which expose us to the Baits of Corruption , would , if we
saw the Hook , or considered the fatal Coniequence , deter us from it . Fear would
alarm us with Danger , Avarice with arbitrary Rapine , and Pride with ...
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... Bawbles , which Corruption lays before them , to all the Glories which God
shall unveil hereafter ; and embolden them to snatch the present Toy at the
hazard of all the Punishments which he hath threatned , and will surely inflict on
them .
... Bawbles , which Corruption lays before them , to all the Glories which God
shall unveil hereafter ; and embolden them to snatch the present Toy at the
hazard of all the Punishments which he hath threatned , and will surely inflict on
them .
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with corn , let no corrupt Motives induce you to deliver up your Country into the
Power of Men , who will certainly betray ... lead you all into the Ways of Truth and
Righteousness , and put a timely Stop to thac Torrent of Corruption , which the ...
with corn , let no corrupt Motives induce you to deliver up your Country into the
Power of Men , who will certainly betray ... lead you all into the Ways of Truth and
Righteousness , and put a timely Stop to thac Torrent of Corruption , which the ...
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| Título | The crisis: a sermon, by a lover of his county [H. Fielding. Rotogr.]. |
| Autor | Henry Fielding |
| Publicado | 1741 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Oxford |
| Digitalizado | 27 Mar 2007 |
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