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... suppose , in coolness , are probably more just than those that are given to us reeking with the rage of the moments in which they were written : Having now croffed the kingdom , and been in many French inns , I fhall in general obferve ...
... suppose , in coolness , are probably more just than those that are given to us reeking with the rage of the moments in which they were written : Having now croffed the kingdom , and been in many French inns , I fhall in general obferve ...
Page 207
... suppose them to be , in the work before us , it is not to indicate that this work is unworthy of being read ; for that would be a hateful falfehood : but to caution him , in regard to certain places , or doctrines , and to P 4 induce ...
... suppose them to be , in the work before us , it is not to indicate that this work is unworthy of being read ; for that would be a hateful falfehood : but to caution him , in regard to certain places , or doctrines , and to P 4 induce ...
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... suppose , that bread and wine should be body and blood , or be converted into thofe fubftances , every time the mafs is performed , and yet main- tain all the properties of bread and wine , as our fenfes teftify they do ; or that the ...
... suppose , that bread and wine should be body and blood , or be converted into thofe fubftances , every time the mafs is performed , and yet main- tain all the properties of bread and wine , as our fenfes teftify they do ; or that the ...
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