Some Passages of the Life and Death of John, Earl of Rochester, 1680: Gilbert BurnetScolar Press, 1972 - 182 páginas |
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... much happier , than those that let their Defires run after forbidden Objects.The thing being granted to be bet- ter in it felf , than the question falls 43 falls between the reftraint of Appetite in fome Instances 42 Some Paffages of the ...
... much happier , than those that let their Defires run after forbidden Objects.The thing being granted to be bet- ter in it felf , than the question falls 43 falls between the reftraint of Appetite in fome Instances 42 Some Paffages of the ...
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... fall in fome instances to be uneafie and hard enough , but Laws confider what falls out most commonly , and cannot provide for all particular Cafes . The best Laws are in fome In- ftances very great grievances . But the Advantages being ...
... fall in fome instances to be uneafie and hard enough , but Laws confider what falls out most commonly , and cannot provide for all particular Cafes . The best Laws are in fome In- ftances very great grievances . But the Advantages being ...
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... fall out , which , how far they are short of Miracles , I fhall not deter- mine , it is not only a vain but a pernicious Imagination , for any to go on in their ill ways , upon a fond Conceit and Ex- pectation that the like will befal ...
... fall out , which , how far they are short of Miracles , I fhall not deter- mine , it is not only a vain but a pernicious Imagination , for any to go on in their ill ways , upon a fond Conceit and Ex- pectation that the like will befal ...
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