The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volumen2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... themselves the trouble of reading a fix - penny , fermon ! and folio's of cafuistical , controverfial , fchool divinity ; why you might as well suppose , that the voluminous , tiresome works of thofe old Spin - texts , the Puri- tans ...
... themselves the trouble of reading a fix - penny , fermon ! and folio's of cafuistical , controverfial , fchool divinity ; why you might as well suppose , that the voluminous , tiresome works of thofe old Spin - texts , the Puri- tans ...
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... themselves to its unknown bofom , and to pierce into its pathless regions . Horace ( who was not indeed a man of very great courage himself ) is of opinion , that the firft adventurers must have had hearts of oak , or rather of triple ...
... themselves to its unknown bofom , and to pierce into its pathless regions . Horace ( who was not indeed a man of very great courage himself ) is of opinion , that the firft adventurers must have had hearts of oak , or rather of triple ...
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... themselves , ftrike us with fuch pleasing furprize , as the re- flection on that fofil , which , though mean and contemptible in appearance , is invaluable to the failor ; for it unerringly directs him through the trackless regions of ...
... themselves , ftrike us with fuch pleasing furprize , as the re- flection on that fofil , which , though mean and contemptible in appearance , is invaluable to the failor ; for it unerringly directs him through the trackless regions of ...
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