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Page 347
... opinion entertained of the integrity of the virtuous and of the abi- lity of the wife , generally draw the majority over to their party ; unless there be fome very particular caufe for its being otherwife ? Be- fide , where feveral men ...
... opinion entertained of the integrity of the virtuous and of the abi- lity of the wife , generally draw the majority over to their party ; unless there be fome very particular caufe for its being otherwife ? Be- fide , where feveral men ...
Page 388
... opinion that the ftock of tweets is inexhauftible . They enter on life on too ex- penfive a plan . Debts accumulate , and trouble fprings up , where they flattered themfelves they should find nothing but pleafure . Dif- appointed in ...
... opinion that the ftock of tweets is inexhauftible . They enter on life on too ex- penfive a plan . Debts accumulate , and trouble fprings up , where they flattered themfelves they should find nothing but pleafure . Dif- appointed in ...
Page 546
... opinion that it sometimes indicates an evil fpirit . With regard to the account of the temptation , he acknowleges that Mr. Farmer's explanation is the moft probable : but to this he makes many objections , without offering any opinion ...
... opinion that it sometimes indicates an evil fpirit . With regard to the account of the temptation , he acknowleges that Mr. Farmer's explanation is the moft probable : but to this he makes many objections , without offering any opinion ...
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Lodges Illuftrations of Britiſh Hiſtory | 4 |
from the Roman Catholics 343 | 22 |
Remarks on Wakefield | 36 |
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