The Visitor: By Several Hands, Volumen2Edward and Charles Dilly, 1764 |
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... wish , no real cause had ever been given ; to whom we earnestly pray , that no future cause may ever be given , to fay , - " Why should we become chriftians ? are they better than we ? they lie , they fwear , they steal , they cheat ...
... wish , no real cause had ever been given ; to whom we earnestly pray , that no future cause may ever be given , to fay , - " Why should we become chriftians ? are they better than we ? they lie , they fwear , they steal , they cheat ...
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... wish for his approach . I had determined , however , to use no means either for the recovery of health , or the preservation of life . I gave myself up to defpair . I had no friends to apply to , and I was ordered , by the mafter of the ...
... wish for his approach . I had determined , however , to use no means either for the recovery of health , or the preservation of life . I gave myself up to defpair . I had no friends to apply to , and I was ordered , by the mafter of the ...
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... wish no poor young woman may ever experience , he left me ; and I was undone ! For not many hours after his departure , Mr. S his friend ( whom I mentioned before ) brought me the following letter , which I will give you in his own ...
... wish no poor young woman may ever experience , he left me ; and I was undone ! For not many hours after his departure , Mr. S his friend ( whom I mentioned before ) brought me the following letter , which I will give you in his own ...
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