Some Passages of the Life and Death of John, Earl of Rochester, 1680: Gilbert BurnetScolar Press, 1972 - 182 páginas |
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... strong : When he used Figures they were very lively , and yet far enough out of the Common Road : he had made himself Mafter of the Ancient and Modern Wit , and of the Modern French and Italian as well as the English . He loved to talk ...
... strong : When he used Figures they were very lively , and yet far enough out of the Common Road : he had made himself Mafter of the Ancient and Modern Wit , and of the Modern French and Italian as well as the English . He loved to talk ...
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Gilbert Burnet Gilbert Burnet. this Purity , were strong : That God fees us , and will Judge us for all our Actions : That we fhall be for ever happy or mise- rable , as we pafs our Lives here : The Example of our Saviour's Life , and ...
Gilbert Burnet Gilbert Burnet. this Purity , were strong : That God fees us , and will Judge us for all our Actions : That we fhall be for ever happy or mise- rable , as we pafs our Lives here : The Example of our Saviour's Life , and ...
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... strong Ap- prehensions and Perfwafions of his admittance to Heaven : of which he spake once not with- out fome extraordinary Emoti- on . It was indeed the only time that he spake with any great warmth to me : For his Spirits were then ...
... strong Ap- prehensions and Perfwafions of his admittance to Heaven : of which he spake once not with- out fome extraordinary Emoti- on . It was indeed the only time that he spake with any great warmth to me : For his Spirits were then ...
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