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Page 252
... use of their very expreffions . Do you think to degrade a poor wretch below a human be- ing , by giving him the contemptuous name of beggar ? Com- paffionate as you really are , how could you prevail on your- felf to make ufe of it ...
... use of their very expreffions . Do you think to degrade a poor wretch below a human be- ing , by giving him the contemptuous name of beggar ? Com- paffionate as you really are , how could you prevail on your- felf to make ufe of it ...
Page 256
... use of address to re- fift the arts of men ? and , if they are reduced to make use of artifice to excite our attention , have we lefs occafion for ingenuity to feem not to understand them ? is it not the men who fet our tongues and wits ...
... use of address to re- fift the arts of men ? and , if they are reduced to make use of artifice to excite our attention , have we lefs occafion for ingenuity to feem not to understand them ? is it not the men who fet our tongues and wits ...
Page 411
... use of con- cubinage ; and the court of Rome , which had no interest in prohibiting this practice , made a very flight opposition to it . The custom was become so prevalent , that fome German fynods , before the reformation , not only ...
... use of con- cubinage ; and the court of Rome , which had no interest in prohibiting this practice , made a very flight opposition to it . The custom was become so prevalent , that fome German fynods , before the reformation , not only ...
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