The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volumen2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... present in this vale of trial , am hereafter to enjoy , ( if by God's mercy I may enjoy ) the bleffings of futurity ; it follows , that I must be conscious of myself ; which I cannot be without being conscious of the several rela- tions ...
... present in this vale of trial , am hereafter to enjoy , ( if by God's mercy I may enjoy ) the bleffings of futurity ; it follows , that I must be conscious of myself ; which I cannot be without being conscious of the several rela- tions ...
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... present glo- rious establishment , we fhould unite our utmoft , our most fagacious and thoughtful confiderations . And if men will write , and will have magazines , furely a political one would be the only proper , and the only useful ...
... present glo- rious establishment , we fhould unite our utmoft , our most fagacious and thoughtful confiderations . And if men will write , and will have magazines , furely a political one would be the only proper , and the only useful ...
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... present , and in which so many young people have been over - whelmed , to the inexpreffible anguish of their broken- hearted parents . It is certain these common street - walkers me- rit no compaffion , as the benevolence of our times ...
... present , and in which so many young people have been over - whelmed , to the inexpreffible anguish of their broken- hearted parents . It is certain these common street - walkers me- rit no compaffion , as the benevolence of our times ...
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