Some Passages of the Life and Death of John, Earl of Rochester, 1680: Gilbert BurnetScolar Press, 1972 - 182 páginas |
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... such a restraint , though it is not eafie to be done , when a man allows himself many liberties , in which it is not poffible to stop Yet thofe who avoid the Occa fions that may kindle these im- pure Flames , and keep them- felves well ...
... such a restraint , though it is not eafie to be done , when a man allows himself many liberties , in which it is not poffible to stop Yet thofe who avoid the Occa fions that may kindle these im- pure Flames , and keep them- felves well ...
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... such Impressions ; fince they had fomewhat on which their thoughts refted and centred : But when I faw him in his last Sickness , He then told me , He had another fenfe of what we had talked concerning prayer and inward affistances ...
... such Impressions ; fince they had fomewhat on which their thoughts refted and centred : But when I faw him in his last Sickness , He then told me , He had another fenfe of what we had talked concerning prayer and inward affistances ...
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... therefore our Saviour knowing that nothing could fo effectually deliver the World from the mifchief of unrestrained Appetite , as such a Con- a Confinement , might very reasonably enjoyn it . And IIO Some Paflages of the Lite.
... therefore our Saviour knowing that nothing could fo effectually deliver the World from the mifchief of unrestrained Appetite , as such a Con- a Confinement , might very reasonably enjoyn it . And IIO Some Paflages of the Lite.
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