The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal, Volume 65R. Griffiths, 1781 - Books |
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Page 121
... occafion , from those words , he that foweth to the fpirit , fhall of the fpirit reap life ever- lating , to open to us the Chriftian doctrine of Grace , together with the concern which we have in it . - This fermon , and that which ...
... occafion , from those words , he that foweth to the fpirit , fhall of the fpirit reap life ever- lating , to open to us the Chriftian doctrine of Grace , together with the concern which we have in it . - This fermon , and that which ...
Page 248
... occafion , and did not lefs regret her rival . Madame de Vintimille left a fon , who is at prefent Count du Luc , the exact picture of his Majesty , for whom the King had al- ways a tender affection , and who was called at Court the ...
... occafion , and did not lefs regret her rival . Madame de Vintimille left a fon , who is at prefent Count du Luc , the exact picture of his Majesty , for whom the King had al- ways a tender affection , and who was called at Court the ...
Page 529
... occafion , and much more noble and fublime , than any human figure , however embellished with ideal beauty . We fuppofe , that it is to perfect a groupe , that the Deity iss often thus humanized ; but we muft ftill repeat incredulusodi ...
... occafion , and much more noble and fublime , than any human figure , however embellished with ideal beauty . We fuppofe , that it is to perfect a groupe , that the Deity iss often thus humanized ; but we muft ftill repeat incredulusodi ...
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