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Page xliv
... reason for extraor- dinary severity . The interposition of this lady was so successful , that he was soon after admitted to bail , and on the 9th of March 1728 pleaded the King's pardon . It is natural to inquire upon what motives his ...
... reason for extraor- dinary severity . The interposition of this lady was so successful , that he was soon after admitted to bail , and on the 9th of March 1728 pleaded the King's pardon . It is natural to inquire upon what motives his ...
Page lxxxvii
... reason for appearing as a warm advocate for Dr. Rundle , for he was the friend of Mr. Foster and Mr. Thomson , who ... reason , would for bad reasons promote the exaltation of a villain . The clergy were universally provoked by this sa ...
... reason for appearing as a warm advocate for Dr. Rundle , for he was the friend of Mr. Foster and Mr. Thomson , who ... reason , would for bad reasons promote the exaltation of a villain . The clergy were universally provoked by this sa ...
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... reason when ' twould truth disclose ; This against reason dare we recommend ; Faith may be true , yet not on truth depend . ' Tis mystic light - a light which shall conceal , A revelation which shall not reveal . If faith is faith ' tis ...
... reason when ' twould truth disclose ; This against reason dare we recommend ; Faith may be true , yet not on truth depend . ' Tis mystic light - a light which shall conceal , A revelation which shall not reveal . If faith is faith ' tis ...
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