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Page 350
... fubject , and engaging in digreffions that have no connection with it ; in which devious courfe he proceeds till he meets with fome obftruction which he knows not how to remove , when he abruptly leaves that digreffion , and either ...
... fubject , and engaging in digreffions that have no connection with it ; in which devious courfe he proceeds till he meets with fome obftruction which he knows not how to remove , when he abruptly leaves that digreffion , and either ...
Page 386
... fubject , and the view which this Author gives of it affords us nothing new : he fuppofes the Chrif- tian redemption a redemption from fin , and alfo a release from the guilt and punishment of it , on repentance : but though he speaks ...
... fubject , and the view which this Author gives of it affords us nothing new : he fuppofes the Chrif- tian redemption a redemption from fin , and alfo a release from the guilt and punishment of it , on repentance : but though he speaks ...
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... fubject . The piece , however , taken merely as a farce , must be allowed to contain much drollery . The fcenes of the mock - dentist , and burlesque review , are particularly ludicrous . ART MILITARY . Art . 22. A Military Dictionary ...
... fubject . The piece , however , taken merely as a farce , must be allowed to contain much drollery . The fcenes of the mock - dentist , and burlesque review , are particularly ludicrous . ART MILITARY . Art . 22. A Military Dictionary ...
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