Some Passages of the Life and Death of John, Earl of Rochester, 1680: Gilbert BurnetScolar Press, 1972 - 182 páginas |
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... raise an Hypothefis out of the con- jectures We have about it , or to reject one , because of some difficulties that occur to us ; fince it is as hard to understand how we remember things now , as how We fhall do it in ano- ther State F ...
... raise an Hypothefis out of the con- jectures We have about it , or to reject one , because of some difficulties that occur to us ; fince it is as hard to understand how we remember things now , as how We fhall do it in ano- ther State F ...
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... raise us up . So that the Reward is fufficient- ly affured to us : And there is no reason it should be given to us , before the Conditions are performed , on which the Pro- mises are made . It is but rea- fonable that we should trust ...
... raise us up . So that the Reward is fufficient- ly affured to us : And there is no reason it should be given to us , before the Conditions are performed , on which the Pro- mises are made . It is but rea- fonable that we should trust ...
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... raise trouble or dif- quiet in him if he then ceases to be : But if these things be true , he fhall be infinitely happy in that State , where his prefent fmall Services fhall be fo ex- ceffively rewarded . The Liber- tines on the other ...
... raise trouble or dif- quiet in him if he then ceases to be : But if these things be true , he fhall be infinitely happy in that State , where his prefent fmall Services fhall be fo ex- ceffively rewarded . The Liber- tines on the other ...
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