The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volumen2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... those who fay that he that perifheth hath not received means , whereby he might be faved . ” Thefe are a few out of the many teftimonies which might be produced . Thus from reafon , fcripture , and antiquity , it evidently appears ...
... those who fay that he that perifheth hath not received means , whereby he might be faved . ” Thefe are a few out of the many teftimonies which might be produced . Thus from reafon , fcripture , and antiquity , it evidently appears ...
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... those who can verify the poet's remark , with respect to our fex , " that one falfe ftep entirely damns our fame . " Since to one false step I owe the long chain of calamities , which were linked together from that unhappy error . But ...
... those who can verify the poet's remark , with respect to our fex , " that one falfe ftep entirely damns our fame . " Since to one false step I owe the long chain of calamities , which were linked together from that unhappy error . But ...
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... those hun- gry ; to wipe the tears away from those weep- ing eyes , to gladden the misery of this defolate family - will it not give you more pleasure to do this , to fpare them five or ten guineas , than to buy a new set of garnets ...
... those hun- gry ; to wipe the tears away from those weep- ing eyes , to gladden the misery of this defolate family - will it not give you more pleasure to do this , to fpare them five or ten guineas , than to buy a new set of garnets ...
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