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... given ; The poor contents him with the care of heaven . See the blind beggar dance , the cripple fing , The fot an hero ; lunatic a king ; The ftarving chymift in his golden views Supremely blett , the poet in his muse . There are , it ...
... given ; The poor contents him with the care of heaven . See the blind beggar dance , the cripple fing , The fot an hero ; lunatic a king ; The ftarving chymift in his golden views Supremely blett , the poet in his muse . There are , it ...
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... given thefe precautions , our Preceptor enters on his fyftem of moral relations ; with which he now thinks it necefla- ry to make his Pupil acquainted . He next proceeds to recom- ' mend the knowlege of mankind ; and as he thinks it ...
... given thefe precautions , our Preceptor enters on his fyftem of moral relations ; with which he now thinks it necefla- ry to make his Pupil acquainted . He next proceeds to recom- ' mend the knowlege of mankind ; and as he thinks it ...
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... given him by fome brutal drunkard , or hectoring bravo , who , for the pleasure of killing his man , begins by affronting him ? The cafe is different : neither the honour , nor life of a worthy mem- ber of fociety ought to be at the ...
... given him by fome brutal drunkard , or hectoring bravo , who , for the pleasure of killing his man , begins by affronting him ? The cafe is different : neither the honour , nor life of a worthy mem- ber of fociety ought to be at the ...
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... given them the better to fet forth thofe glorious truths of revelation , and to create a reverence of religion in the minds of men ; when we confider the folemnity . of a church - affembly , and the awful prefence and authority of the ...
... given them the better to fet forth thofe glorious truths of revelation , and to create a reverence of religion in the minds of men ; when we confider the folemnity . of a church - affembly , and the awful prefence and authority of the ...
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... given of him , though it be in a fu- neral fermon , is known to be in nothing superior to his desert . The fermons which are here printed , have been felected out of numbers of others lefs perfect ; there being not any of our author's ...
... given of him , though it be in a fu- neral fermon , is known to be in nothing superior to his desert . The fermons which are here printed , have been felected out of numbers of others lefs perfect ; there being not any of our author's ...
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