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... give fubftance to what , by fome , might be thought to be thadow only . And on further thought , it was determined to give the etymon , or meaning of the names , which would at leaft give play to curiofity , and poffibly be of real ufe ...
... give fubftance to what , by fome , might be thought to be thadow only . And on further thought , it was determined to give the etymon , or meaning of the names , which would at leaft give play to curiofity , and poffibly be of real ufe ...
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... Give to him that afketh thee , and from him that would borrow turn not thou away . " I grant that those who are to- tally guided by the evangelical fpirit , would give all they have to the poor ; but religion does not require us to ...
... Give to him that afketh thee , and from him that would borrow turn not thou away . " I grant that those who are to- tally guided by the evangelical fpirit , would give all they have to the poor ; but religion does not require us to ...
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... give the particulars of this fection . The main defign of it is to fhew the advantages that would refult from the transforming the prefent nominal capital of the public debts into annuity - ftocks bearing a higher rate of intereft than ...
... give the particulars of this fection . The main defign of it is to fhew the advantages that would refult from the transforming the prefent nominal capital of the public debts into annuity - ftocks bearing a higher rate of intereft than ...
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