The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volumen2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... death he deigned to die let not the obfcurity of his Apoftles , the lowness of their births , the servility of their oc- cupation , their ignorance of human learning , at all difguft or offend us : Nay , rather let it con- firm our ...
... death he deigned to die let not the obfcurity of his Apoftles , the lowness of their births , the servility of their oc- cupation , their ignorance of human learning , at all difguft or offend us : Nay , rather let it con- firm our ...
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... death - therefore chufe life , & c . This fcripture does moft clearly and certain- ly teach , that mankind are endowed with a power of chufing good and refufing evil , and cannot poffibly be true in any respect on the contrary ...
... death - therefore chufe life , & c . This fcripture does moft clearly and certain- ly teach , that mankind are endowed with a power of chufing good and refufing evil , and cannot poffibly be true in any respect on the contrary ...
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... death , shall be no more . T To this paper , I must beg leave to fubjoin . the following little poem , for the advantage of my younger readers ; the repetition of which I dare fay their parents will reward with a proper New - Year's ...
... death , shall be no more . T To this paper , I must beg leave to fubjoin . the following little poem , for the advantage of my younger readers ; the repetition of which I dare fay their parents will reward with a proper New - Year's ...
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