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Page 181
... hand of a ftranger , without exciting a visible emotion . " I fee the fubject is too much for you , " cried he , " it is too much fraught with horror to be viewed with indifference . Nature fickens at the recollection , but you need fay ...
... hand of a ftranger , without exciting a visible emotion . " I fee the fubject is too much for you , " cried he , " it is too much fraught with horror to be viewed with indifference . Nature fickens at the recollection , but you need fay ...
Page 242
... hands too . The fluggard , or floth , likewife has hands , and they ought to have fug- geted to him the propriety of fortifying himself : of digging , at least , a retreat in the earth , for himself and for his pofterity , expofed as ...
... hands too . The fluggard , or floth , likewife has hands , and they ought to have fug- geted to him the propriety of fortifying himself : of digging , at least , a retreat in the earth , for himself and for his pofterity , expofed as ...
Page 432
... hands of the enemies of both . These it is very extraordinary to hear compared to the theological dogmas concerning ... hand of the paffions ; when that which is to correct vice and to reftrain vio- lence , is by an infernal doctrine ...
... hands of the enemies of both . These it is very extraordinary to hear compared to the theological dogmas concerning ... hand of the paffions ; when that which is to correct vice and to reftrain vio- lence , is by an infernal doctrine ...
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