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... themselves de- in unfeigned humility of heart think themselves unworthy that he. Fully facrifice the pleafures of a few years to thofe of an eternity . Spectator . § 5. The advantages of a good Education . I confider an human foul ...
... themselves de- in unfeigned humility of heart think themselves unworthy that he. Fully facrifice the pleafures of a few years to thofe of an eternity . Spectator . § 5. The advantages of a good Education . I confider an human foul ...
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... themselves , whether they do , in the prefence of God and of the Congregation , renew in their own Perfons the folemn vow of their bap- tifm ; acknowledging themselves bound to believe and to perform all those things , which their ...
... themselves , whether they do , in the prefence of God and of the Congregation , renew in their own Perfons the folemn vow of their bap- tifm ; acknowledging themselves bound to believe and to perform all those things , which their ...
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... themselves by the education of their children , care of their families , and love of their husbands ; which are the great qualities and atchievements of woman- kind : as the making of war , the carry ing on of traffic , the ...
... themselves by the education of their children , care of their families , and love of their husbands ; which are the great qualities and atchievements of woman- kind : as the making of war , the carry ing on of traffic , the ...
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Diversity of Geniuses | 36 |
The Manners of a Bookfeller | 42 |
Epicuruss Character | 48 |
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