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... Places of Worship , not only that they might , by the Magnificence of the Building , invite the Deity to refide ... place we are to confiderGreatnefs of Man- ner in Architecture , which has fuch Force upon the Ima- gination , that a ...
... Places of Worship , not only that they might , by the Magnificence of the Building , invite the Deity to refide ... place we are to confiderGreatnefs of Man- ner in Architecture , which has fuch Force upon the Ima- gination , that a ...
Page 209
... Place , is like to lofe his Elec- tion for Church - warden ; but this being Boat - news , we cannot give entire Credit to it . LETTERS from Paddington bring little more , than that William Squeak , the Sow - gelder , paffed through that ...
... Place , is like to lofe his Elec- tion for Church - warden ; but this being Boat - news , we cannot give entire Credit to it . LETTERS from Paddington bring little more , than that William Squeak , the Sow - gelder , paffed through that ...
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... Place are the Advantages it gives a Man of doing Good . THOSE who are under the great Officers of State , and are the Inftruments by which they act , have more frequent Opportunities for the Exercise of Compaffion and Benevolence , than ...
... Place are the Advantages it gives a Man of doing Good . THOSE who are under the great Officers of State , and are the Inftruments by which they act , have more frequent Opportunities for the Exercise of Compaffion and Benevolence , than ...
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