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Page 28
... give you a critical effay upon the use and abuse of time ; I will only give you fome hints , with regard to the ufe of one particular period of that long time which , I hope , you have before you ; I mean , the next two years . Re ...
... give you a critical effay upon the use and abuse of time ; I will only give you fome hints , with regard to the ufe of one particular period of that long time which , I hope , you have before you ; I mean , the next two years . Re ...
Page 74
... give counte- nance to it in others , by feeming di- verted with what they fay . This , to people of good breeding , will be a fuf- ficient check . I wish you to go no farther than the Scriptures for your religious opinions . Embrace ...
... give counte- nance to it in others , by feeming di- verted with what they fay . This , to people of good breeding , will be a fuf- ficient check . I wish you to go no farther than the Scriptures for your religious opinions . Embrace ...
Page 194
... give unto thy fervants that peace which the world cannot give that both our hearts may be fet to obey thy commandments , and alfo that by thee we being defended from the fear of our enemies , may pafs our time in reft and quietness ...
... give unto thy fervants that peace which the world cannot give that both our hearts may be fet to obey thy commandments , and alfo that by thee we being defended from the fear of our enemies , may pafs our time in reft and quietness ...
Contents
Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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