The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volumen2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... obferve , that in nature , as well as in grace , the mighty master , —as it were to teach men humility , and to deride the vaft efforts of human power - thus conftantly acteth ; ufing the mean and apparently con- temptible things of the ...
... obferve , that in nature , as well as in grace , the mighty master , —as it were to teach men humility , and to deride the vaft efforts of human power - thus conftantly acteth ; ufing the mean and apparently con- temptible things of the ...
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... obferve , that the manner of their growth is peculiar : they shoot not , as other vegetables , their fibres into the foil , and thence drink their fupport : but , fed by the circumambient waters , they adhere even to the most folid ...
... obferve , that the manner of their growth is peculiar : they shoot not , as other vegetables , their fibres into the foil , and thence drink their fupport : but , fed by the circumambient waters , they adhere even to the most folid ...
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... obferve , that in our days , fuch a fpirit for improvement prevails , that we rife fuperior to the prejudices of former times , and can without remorfe , knock down our old incommodious gates , and widen our many many inconvenient ...
... obferve , that in our days , fuch a fpirit for improvement prevails , that we rife fuperior to the prejudices of former times , and can without remorfe , knock down our old incommodious gates , and widen our many many inconvenient ...
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