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... please . For , let it be confidered , whenever we addrefs ourfelves to others by words , our intention certainly is to make fome impreffion on those to whom we speak ; it is to convey to them our own ideas and emotions . Now the tone of ...
... please . For , let it be confidered , whenever we addrefs ourfelves to others by words , our intention certainly is to make fome impreffion on those to whom we speak ; it is to convey to them our own ideas and emotions . Now the tone of ...
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... please God to call me . Q. How do you prove it your duty to be true and juft in all your dealings ? A. From Rom . xiii . 7 , 8. Render to all their dues . Owe no man any thing . ' Lev . xxv . 14. If thou fell aught unto thy neighbour ...
... please God to call me . Q. How do you prove it your duty to be true and juft in all your dealings ? A. From Rom . xiii . 7 , 8. Render to all their dues . Owe no man any thing . ' Lev . xxv . 14. If thou fell aught unto thy neighbour ...
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... please thee , pour upon them the continual dew of thy bleffing . Grant this , O Lord , for the honour of our advocate and media- tor Jefus Christ . Amen . O God , merciful Father , that de- fpifeft not the fighing of a contrite heart ...
... please thee , pour upon them the continual dew of thy bleffing . Grant this , O Lord , for the honour of our advocate and media- tor Jefus Christ . Amen . O God , merciful Father , that de- fpifeft not the fighing of a contrite heart ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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