The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Volume 6H.D. Symonds, 1799 |
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... benevolence , he and Edwin inftantly dilap peared . No fooner was he gone , than the filence which he had impofed upon a heart touched to the quick with the humanity and affection with which it saw itself treated , burst forth , first ...
... benevolence , he and Edwin inftantly dilap peared . No fooner was he gone , than the filence which he had impofed upon a heart touched to the quick with the humanity and affection with which it saw itself treated , burst forth , first ...
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... benevolence of the Deity have amounted to juft as much had the feal of immortality been impreffed upon the first series of creatures , and the fame ftock of inhabitants perpetu- ated for the enjoyment of the divine bounty ? In the ...
... benevolence of the Deity have amounted to juft as much had the feal of immortality been impreffed upon the first series of creatures , and the fame ftock of inhabitants perpetu- ated for the enjoyment of the divine bounty ? In the ...
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but the benevolence of the diftribution in the one cafe bears no proportion to the benevolence exhibited in the other . Moreover , this objection rests upon the presumption that creatures conftituted like thofe which now occupy the ...
but the benevolence of the diftribution in the one cafe bears no proportion to the benevolence exhibited in the other . Moreover , this objection rests upon the presumption that creatures conftituted like thofe which now occupy the ...
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