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Page 94
... follow the call of appetite , they have equally a rendency to corrupt the purity of the mind . Befides thefe three claffes , whom we may call bad company , there are others who come under the denomination of ill - chofen company ...
... follow the call of appetite , they have equally a rendency to corrupt the purity of the mind . Befides thefe three claffes , whom we may call bad company , there are others who come under the denomination of ill - chofen company ...
Page 197
... follow the blef- fed fteps of his most holy life , through the fame Jefus Chrift our Lord . Amen . 4. Almighty God , who fheweft to them that be in error the light of thy truth , to the intent that they may re- turn into the way of ...
... follow the blef- fed fteps of his most holy life , through the fame Jefus Chrift our Lord . Amen . 4. Almighty God , who fheweft to them that be in error the light of thy truth , to the intent that they may re- turn into the way of ...
Page 201
... follow thy holy commandments , through Jefus Christ our Lord . Amen . 19. St. Bartholomew . O Almighty and everlafting God , who didft give to thine Apoftle Bartho- lomew grace truly to believe , and to preach thy word ; grant , we ...
... follow thy holy commandments , through Jefus Christ our Lord . Amen . 19. St. Bartholomew . O Almighty and everlafting God , who didft give to thine Apoftle Bartho- lomew grace truly to believe , and to preach thy word ; grant , we ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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