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Page 162
... shall come upon thee , and the power of the highest fhall overfhadow thee ; there . fore alfo that holy thing which shall be born of thee , fhall be called the Son of God . ' Q. How do you prove that Chrift was born of a virgin ? A ...
... shall come upon thee , and the power of the highest fhall overfhadow thee ; there . fore alfo that holy thing which shall be born of thee , fhall be called the Son of God . ' Q. How do you prove that Chrift was born of a virgin ? A ...
Page 167
... shall be given you ; feek , and ye fhall find ; knock , and it shall be open- ed unto you . ' Eph . vi . 18. Praying always with all prayer and fupplication in the fpirit ; and watching thereunto with all perfe- verance . ' Col. iv . 2 ...
... shall be given you ; feek , and ye fhall find ; knock , and it shall be open- ed unto you . ' Eph . vi . 18. Praying always with all prayer and fupplication in the fpirit ; and watching thereunto with all perfe- verance . ' Col. iv . 2 ...
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... shall have more trouble afterwards in unlearning faults , and correcting negligences , than if we had not been ... shall never acquire the art of com- pofing well ; by writing well , we shall come to " write speedily . " kept 66 66 << to ...
... shall have more trouble afterwards in unlearning faults , and correcting negligences , than if we had not been ... shall never acquire the art of com- pofing well ; by writing well , we shall come to " write speedily . " kept 66 66 << to ...
Contents
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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