The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volumen2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... render it horrible , when we are compelled to launch into it . Wife men will purfue a different method ; and remembering , that no human arts or efforts can fave from death ; like the ftream , gliding uniformly to the ocean , they will ...
... render it horrible , when we are compelled to launch into it . Wife men will purfue a different method ; and remembering , that no human arts or efforts can fave from death ; like the ftream , gliding uniformly to the ocean , they will ...
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... render fociety delightful . Why it is not invariably pursued , may too eafily be accounted for . But this is no objection to the rule itself ; and we are only fpeaking now , of the nature and tendency of the Chriftian laws . I must ...
... render fociety delightful . Why it is not invariably pursued , may too eafily be accounted for . But this is no objection to the rule itself ; and we are only fpeaking now , of the nature and tendency of the Chriftian laws . I must ...
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... render us eminent in the tongues of men ; the endear- ing virtues of humanity can alone render us be- loved by our nearest friends and domeftics . Ask them , and they will tell you , if their brimful hearts will allow them utterance ...
... render us eminent in the tongues of men ; the endear- ing virtues of humanity can alone render us be- loved by our nearest friends and domeftics . Ask them , and they will tell you , if their brimful hearts will allow them utterance ...
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