Some Passages of the Life and Death of John, Earl of Rochester, 1680: Gilbert BurnetScolar Press, 1972 - 182 páginas |
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... chief Design , without mentioning fome of his Faults : But I have touched them as tenderly as the Occafion would bear : and I am fure with much more foftness than he defired , or would have con- fented unto , bad I told him hom I ...
... chief Design , without mentioning fome of his Faults : But I have touched them as tenderly as the Occafion would bear : and I am fure with much more foftness than he defired , or would have con- fented unto , bad I told him hom I ...
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... chief measures of our Actions , then let all the World judge , Whether a Man that confines his Appetite , and lives contented at home , is not much happier , than those that let their Defires run after forbidden Objects.The thing being ...
... chief measures of our Actions , then let all the World judge , Whether a Man that confines his Appetite , and lives contented at home , is not much happier , than those that let their Defires run after forbidden Objects.The thing being ...
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... : thereby to engage and nourish a devout temper in us , which is the chief root of all true Holinefs and Vertue . It is true we cannot have fuitable Notions of the It 62 Some Paffages of the Life or private, is to make the Ap- ...
... : thereby to engage and nourish a devout temper in us , which is the chief root of all true Holinefs and Vertue . It is true we cannot have fuitable Notions of the It 62 Some Paffages of the Life or private, is to make the Ap- ...
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