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Page 37
... fuch an Abfurdity and Confufion of Style , with fuch a Comparative Poverty of Imagination , as will make him very fenfible of what I have been here advancing . SINCE we have therefore fuch a Treasury of Words , fo beautiful in ...
... fuch an Abfurdity and Confufion of Style , with fuch a Comparative Poverty of Imagination , as will make him very fenfible of what I have been here advancing . SINCE we have therefore fuch a Treasury of Words , fo beautiful in ...
Page 167
... fuch a belief , I might in the fame manner fhew how fuch a Truft in the Affistance of an Almighty Being , naturally produces Patience , Hope , Chearfulness , and all other Difpofitions of Mind that alleviate thofe Calamities which we ...
... fuch a belief , I might in the fame manner fhew how fuch a Truft in the Affistance of an Almighty Being , naturally produces Patience , Hope , Chearfulness , and all other Difpofitions of Mind that alleviate thofe Calamities which we ...
Page 273
... fuch a Delay , he would never be guilty of a Fault which very often does an ir- reparable Prejudice to the Perfon who depends upon him , and which might be remedied with little Trouble to himself . BUT in the last Place , there is no ...
... fuch a Delay , he would never be guilty of a Fault which very often does an ir- reparable Prejudice to the Perfon who depends upon him , and which might be remedied with little Trouble to himself . BUT in the last Place , there is no ...
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