Some Passages in the Life and Death of John, Earl of RochesterFolcroft Library Editions, 1973 - 144 páginas |
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... engage- ment , not without ceremonies of religion , that , if either of them died , he should appear , and give the other notice of the future ftate , if there was any ; but Mr. Montague would not enter into the bond . When the the day ...
... engage- ment , not without ceremonies of religion , that , if either of them died , he should appear , and give the other notice of the future ftate , if there was any ; but Mr. Montague would not enter into the bond . When the the day ...
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... engaged with him in his ill courfes , will be fomewhat touched with this tenderness I exprefs to- wards them , and be thereby the rather induced to reflect on their ways , and to confider , without pre-- judice or paffion , what a fenfe ...
... engaged with him in his ill courfes , will be fomewhat touched with this tenderness I exprefs to- wards them , and be thereby the rather induced to reflect on their ways , and to confider , without pre-- judice or paffion , what a fenfe ...
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... engage and nourish a devout our prayers ; temper in us , which is the chief root of all true ho- linefs and virtue . It is true , we cannot have fuitable notions of the juft idea of any divine effen ce ; as indeed we have no things ...
... engage and nourish a devout our prayers ; temper in us , which is the chief root of all true ho- linefs and virtue . It is true , we cannot have fuitable notions of the juft idea of any divine effen ce ; as indeed we have no things ...
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