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1 S e 1 To go about to exaggerate such Punishments , as the Wrath of God , and
eternal Misery , would seem strange and absurd . Let a Man attend but a Moment
, leg bim open his Ears only , and he will receive na Idea from the Words I have ...
1 S e 1 To go about to exaggerate such Punishments , as the Wrath of God , and
eternal Misery , would seem strange and absurd . Let a Man attend but a Moment
, leg bim open his Ears only , and he will receive na Idea from the Words I have ...
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But let us , my Beloved , hear these things with open Ears , and consider them
with a lively Faith : For tho ' the Punishment of the Wicked is not present , ( and
probably not far off neither ) let us be as . jured it is certain . And , God grant such
an ...
But let us , my Beloved , hear these things with open Ears , and consider them
with a lively Faith : For tho ' the Punishment of the Wicked is not present , ( and
probably not far off neither ) let us be as . jured it is certain . And , God grant such
an ...
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Can a Man open his Eyes , his Ears , and his Understanding , without perceiving
many Evidences of the Contrivance and Opera . tions of Sacan , who is always
manifeft in his Works . So obvious are chefe Machi . nations , they need not ...
Can a Man open his Eyes , his Ears , and his Understanding , without perceiving
many Evidences of the Contrivance and Opera . tions of Sacan , who is always
manifeft in his Works . So obvious are chefe Machi . nations , they need not ...
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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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