The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volumen2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... fatisfied with their deftina- tion in life ; they discern inconveniences and evils in their own ftations and employ- ments , to which they conceive no other is fub- ject , and , in the difquietude of their hearts , pre- fer every ...
... fatisfied with their deftina- tion in life ; they discern inconveniences and evils in their own ftations and employ- ments , to which they conceive no other is fub- ject , and , in the difquietude of their hearts , pre- fer every ...
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... fatisfied you will be watchful of what may concern the public good , fo far as it is connec- ted with your province ; and therefore will not refufe admittance to the remarks which I take the liberty to fend you . I am pleafed , Sir , to ...
... fatisfied you will be watchful of what may concern the public good , fo far as it is connec- ted with your province ; and therefore will not refufe admittance to the remarks which I take the liberty to fend you . I am pleafed , Sir , to ...
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... fatisfied as we all are of the neceffary debt of trouble and anxiety , which every man must pay to life , in fome way or other , we should yet un- wifely aggravate our diftreffes , and add to our own uneafiness , rather than apply to ...
... fatisfied as we all are of the neceffary debt of trouble and anxiety , which every man must pay to life , in fome way or other , we should yet un- wifely aggravate our diftreffes , and add to our own uneafiness , rather than apply to ...
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