The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volumen2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... truth is clear ; whatever is , is right . " Allow me , Sir , before I take my leave , just to obferve , that thofe fine and moft exalted paf- fages in the fcriptures , wherein God is faid to weigh the mountains in fcales , and the hills ...
... truth is clear ; whatever is , is right . " Allow me , Sir , before I take my leave , just to obferve , that thofe fine and moft exalted paf- fages in the fcriptures , wherein God is faid to weigh the mountains in fcales , and the hills ...
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... truth . " The thought ftruck me , as I was travelling yesterday through our noble metropolis ; and I was so much convinced by it myself , that I determined , by the channel . of your truly valuable paper , to offer the hint to the ...
... truth . " The thought ftruck me , as I was travelling yesterday through our noble metropolis ; and I was so much convinced by it myself , that I determined , by the channel . of your truly valuable paper , to offer the hint to the ...
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... truth , which , to mortals , is of all others most important and interesting : a truth , which diminishes the value of fublunary things , as much as it fupports the upright foul amidst all the inconveniencies of mortality . Indeed this ...
... truth , which , to mortals , is of all others most important and interesting : a truth , which diminishes the value of fublunary things , as much as it fupports the upright foul amidst all the inconveniencies of mortality . Indeed this ...
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