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Page 206
... thing reprefented . — In like manner , Iz There is a kind of honour and refpect due to the Bible , to the Cross , to the name of Jefus , to Churches , to the Sacraments , & c . as things peculiarly appertaining to God , alfo to the ...
... thing reprefented . — In like manner , Iz There is a kind of honour and refpect due to the Bible , to the Cross , to the name of Jefus , to Churches , to the Sacraments , & c . as things peculiarly appertaining to God , alfo to the ...
Page 315
... thing we have in England . This difference , I think , is obfervable between the two na- tions , that the French feck their chief pleasures without doors , and the English within . I know not whether this dif- ference be owing to any ...
... thing we have in England . This difference , I think , is obfervable between the two na- tions , that the French feck their chief pleasures without doors , and the English within . I know not whether this dif- ference be owing to any ...
Page 382
... thing legible enough , has a little clouded her page . ' Tis but an ill return for the amufement the has afforded me , to befpatter her when I have done . But , you'll believe me , it was not done out of defign , though I have a little ...
... thing legible enough , has a little clouded her page . ' Tis but an ill return for the amufement the has afforded me , to befpatter her when I have done . But , you'll believe me , it was not done out of defign , though I have a little ...
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