Some Passages of the Life and Death of John, Earl of Rochester, 1680: Gilbert BurnetScolar Press, 1972 - 182 páginas |
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... extraordinary thing fhould be done for his Conviction . He told me of another odd Prefage that one had of his ap- proaching Death in the Lady Warre , his Mother in Laws houfe The Chaplain had dream't that fuch a day he should die , but ...
... extraordinary thing fhould be done for his Conviction . He told me of another odd Prefage that one had of his ap- proaching Death in the Lady Warre , his Mother in Laws houfe The Chaplain had dream't that fuch a day he should die , but ...
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... go on in their ill ways , upon a fond Conceit and Ex- pectation that the like will befal them : For whatsoever Gods extraordinary dealings with N fome fome may be , We are fure His common way and Death of John E. of Rochester . 172.
... go on in their ill ways , upon a fond Conceit and Ex- pectation that the like will befal them : For whatsoever Gods extraordinary dealings with N fome fome may be , We are fure His common way and Death of John E. of Rochester . 172.
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... extraordinary manner at their Death . Nor can one , especially in a Sick- nefs , that is quick and cri- tical , be able to do those things that are often indispen- fably neceffary to make his Repentance compleat : And even in a longer ...
... extraordinary manner at their Death . Nor can one , especially in a Sick- nefs , that is quick and cri- tical , be able to do those things that are often indispen- fably neceffary to make his Repentance compleat : And even in a longer ...
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