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Page 62
... firft Discovery of it ftrikes the Mind with an inward Joy , and fpreads a Chearfulness and Delight through all its Faculties : There is not perhaps any real Beauty or Deformity more in one Piece of Matter than another , because we might ...
... firft Discovery of it ftrikes the Mind with an inward Joy , and fpreads a Chearfulness and Delight through all its Faculties : There is not perhaps any real Beauty or Deformity more in one Piece of Matter than another , because we might ...
Page 185
... firft , by degrees contracts fo ftrong an Inclination towards it , and gives himself up fo entirely to it , that it seems the only End of his Being . The Love of a retired or a bufie Life will grow upon a Man infenfibly , as he is ...
... firft , by degrees contracts fo ftrong an Inclination towards it , and gives himself up fo entirely to it , that it seems the only End of his Being . The Love of a retired or a bufie Life will grow upon a Man infenfibly , as he is ...
Page 233
... firft has the Pre- eminence in feveral Respects . Firft , BECAUSE the greateft Part of Morality ( as I have stated the Notion of it , ) is of a fixt eternal Nature , and will endure when Faith fhall fail , and be loft in Con- viction ...
... firft has the Pre- eminence in feveral Respects . Firft , BECAUSE the greateft Part of Morality ( as I have stated the Notion of it , ) is of a fixt eternal Nature , and will endure when Faith fhall fail , and be loft in Con- viction ...
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