Some Passages of the Life and Death of John, Earl of Rochester, 1680: Gilbert BurnetScolar Press, 1972 - 182 páginas |
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... Those men then that knew how extream fenfible they themselves would be of the dishonour of their Families in the cafe of their Wives or Daughters , must needs condemn themselves , for doing that which they could not bear from another ...
... Those men then that knew how extream fenfible they themselves would be of the dishonour of their Families in the cafe of their Wives or Daughters , must needs condemn themselves , for doing that which they could not bear from another ...
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... those of feveral Parties , about trifles , made him often think they fufpected the things were not true , which in their Sermons and Difcourfes they fo earnestly mended . Of this he had ga- thered many Instances ; I knew fome of them ...
... those of feveral Parties , about trifles , made him often think they fufpected the things were not true , which in their Sermons and Difcourfes they fo earnestly mended . Of this he had ga- thered many Instances ; I knew fome of them ...
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... those who have neglected these Af- fiftances all their Lives , to ex- pect them in fo 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 ...
... those who have neglected these Af- fiftances all their Lives , to ex- pect them in fo 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 ...
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