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Page 168
... fhall give me Aid , And guide me through the dreadful Shade . IV . Tho ' in a bare and rugged Way , Through devious lonely Wilds I ftray , Thy Bounty hall my Pains beguile : The barren Wilderness fhall fmile , With fudden Greens and ...
... fhall give me Aid , And guide me through the dreadful Shade . IV . Tho ' in a bare and rugged Way , Through devious lonely Wilds I ftray , Thy Bounty hall my Pains beguile : The barren Wilderness fhall fmile , With fudden Greens and ...
Page 229
... HAVING given you a Sketch of this Project , I fhall , in the next Place , fuggeft to you another for a monthly Pamphlet , which I fhall likewife fubmit to your Spectatorial Wisdom . I need not tell you , Sir , that there are several ...
... HAVING given you a Sketch of this Project , I fhall , in the next Place , fuggeft to you another for a monthly Pamphlet , which I fhall likewife fubmit to your Spectatorial Wisdom . I need not tell you , Sir , that there are several ...
Page 233
... fhall dif- tinguifh by the Name of Faith , the fecond by that of Morality . If we look into the more ferious Part of Mankind , we find many who lay fo great a Stress upon Faith , that they neglect Morality ; and many who build fo much ...
... fhall dif- tinguifh by the Name of Faith , the fecond by that of Morality . If we look into the more ferious Part of Mankind , we find many who lay fo great a Stress upon Faith , that they neglect Morality ; and many who build fo much ...
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