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Page 64
... seems necessary , and it seems , too , to render the following vau , But , -But the earth was without form and void till that period of which the following history is about to treat . The Hebrew word rendered to create , signifies to ...
... seems necessary , and it seems , too , to render the following vau , But , -But the earth was without form and void till that period of which the following history is about to treat . The Hebrew word rendered to create , signifies to ...
Page 236
... seems , All thoughts of friendship are but dreams , If envy chance to creep in . An envious man , if you succeed , May prove a dang'rous foe indeed , But not a friend , worth keeping , As envy pines at good possess'd , So jealousy looks ...
... seems , All thoughts of friendship are but dreams , If envy chance to creep in . An envious man , if you succeed , May prove a dang'rous foe indeed , But not a friend , worth keeping , As envy pines at good possess'd , So jealousy looks ...
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... seems to have thought that modern sceptics were deserving only of his sneers , and modern sectaries intitled only to his indignant scorn . Secure of not being contradicted at the time of their delivery , he indulges in the most ...
... seems to have thought that modern sceptics were deserving only of his sneers , and modern sectaries intitled only to his indignant scorn . Secure of not being contradicted at the time of their delivery , he indulges in the most ...
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