The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volumen2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... universal physician ; and on that account is not only visited more generally , but more highly esteemed , -for what fo worthy our esteem , as that which is the means of im- parting health , the choiceft of human bleffings , and without ...
... universal physician ; and on that account is not only visited more generally , but more highly esteemed , -for what fo worthy our esteem , as that which is the means of im- parting health , the choiceft of human bleffings , and without ...
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... universal victory , may gain to a man the appellation of hero , and the eclat of an undiftinguishing multitude : but acts of humanity , demonftrations of cle- mency and mildness , will ever recommend to the esteem of the virtuous and ...
... universal victory , may gain to a man the appellation of hero , and the eclat of an undiftinguishing multitude : but acts of humanity , demonftrations of cle- mency and mildness , will ever recommend to the esteem of the virtuous and ...
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... universal disap- probation of mankind . There is nothing plain- er , than that the abfolute neceffity of moral ' duties is inculcated , throughout the writings of Chrift and his apoftles ; and woe be to them , who endeavour to loofen ...
... universal disap- probation of mankind . There is nothing plain- er , than that the abfolute neceffity of moral ' duties is inculcated , throughout the writings of Chrift and his apoftles ; and woe be to them , who endeavour to loofen ...
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