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Page 64
... character , however , though amiable , is passive . ' Other characters are delineated with a masterly pencil ; par- ticularly that of Gen. Suvarof , who is represented to have been • a monster with the body of an ape and the soul of a ...
... character , however , though amiable , is passive . ' Other characters are delineated with a masterly pencil ; par- ticularly that of Gen. Suvarof , who is represented to have been • a monster with the body of an ape and the soul of a ...
Page 272
... character impressed , which was no sooner discovered or devised , than it constituted the essence of the sacrament ... character in opposition to one of the Lutheran articles denying it . One question is , wherein it consists ; the other ...
... character impressed , which was no sooner discovered or devised , than it constituted the essence of the sacrament ... character in opposition to one of the Lutheran articles denying it . One question is , wherein it consists ; the other ...
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... character . He may even become a priest of Jupiter , or a priest of Baal , and still continue a priest of Jesus Christ . The character , say the schoolmen , is not cancelled in the damned , but remains with the wicked to their dis ...
... character . He may even become a priest of Jupiter , or a priest of Baal , and still continue a priest of Jesus Christ . The character , say the schoolmen , is not cancelled in the damned , but remains with the wicked to their dis ...
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