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Page 42
... ment , and produce fuch infinite fwarms of infects for the fupport and fuftenance of their respective broods ? Is it not wonderful , that the love of the parent fhould be fo violent while it lafts , and that it should laft no longer ...
... ment , and produce fuch infinite fwarms of infects for the fupport and fuftenance of their respective broods ? Is it not wonderful , that the love of the parent fhould be fo violent while it lafts , and that it should laft no longer ...
Page 63
... ment of Providence , or which arifes from the evil of others . Ibid . 568. Religious Knowledge of great Con- foiation and Relief amidst the Diftreffes of Life . Confider it in the light of confola- tion ; as bringing aid and relief to ...
... ment of Providence , or which arifes from the evil of others . Ibid . 568. Religious Knowledge of great Con- foiation and Relief amidst the Diftreffes of Life . Confider it in the light of confola- tion ; as bringing aid and relief to ...
Page 286
... ment in all fucceeding ages . In his works , are inestimable treafures of the . best learning . In fhort , as a learned gentleman fays , he writ with all the trength of human reason , and all the charm of human eloquence . Anacreon ...
... ment in all fucceeding ages . In his works , are inestimable treafures of the . best learning . In fhort , as a learned gentleman fays , he writ with all the trength of human reason , and all the charm of human eloquence . Anacreon ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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