The Tin Trumpet: Or Heads and Tales, for the Wise and Waggish. To which are Added Poetical Selections, Volume 1 |
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... and success , utterly unparalleled , as I verily believe , except in the wonders of charity , accomplished with a similar income , by the celebrated Man of Ross . For the sake of his own health , which was now occasionally impaired ...
... and success , utterly unparalleled , as I verily believe , except in the wonders of charity , accomplished with a similar income , by the celebrated Man of Ross . For the sake of his own health , which was now occasionally impaired ...
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tis all in vain we do , The world believes nor me , nor you . ” ABUSES — See Tory Administration , passim . Thank Heaven , the times are ... ACCIDENT - Fanatics , whose inordinate conceit prompts them to believe that the Deity must ...
tis all in vain we do , The world believes nor me , nor you . ” ABUSES — See Tory Administration , passim . Thank Heaven , the times are ... ACCIDENT - Fanatics , whose inordinate conceit prompts them to believe that the Deity must ...
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We believe that he may excite without being excited , for the same reason that the most sensitive young lady will remain unmoved at the hundredth reperusal of the tragedy , which at first drew a flood of tears from her eyes ; but the ...
We believe that he may excite without being excited , for the same reason that the most sensitive young lady will remain unmoved at the hundredth reperusal of the tragedy , which at first drew a flood of tears from her eyes ; but the ...
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The Scriptures warn us against “ teaching the doctrines of men as the commandments of God ; " or , as Paley has said , “ imposing , under the name of revealed religion , doctrines which men cannot believe , or will not examine .
The Scriptures warn us against “ teaching the doctrines of men as the commandments of God ; " or , as Paley has said , “ imposing , under the name of revealed religion , doctrines which men cannot believe , or will not examine .
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“ I do not believe it , ” said the priest . - “ But your metropolitan does , ” replied the archdeacon.“ It may be so , " rejoined Mr. Patten ; " and he can well afford it . He believes at the rate of seven thousand a - year , and I ...
“ I do not believe it , ” said the priest . - “ But your metropolitan does , ” replied the archdeacon.“ It may be so , " rejoined Mr. Patten ; " and he can well afford it . He believes at the rate of seven thousand a - year , and I ...
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| Title | The Tin Trumpet: Or Heads and Tales, for the Wise and Waggish. To which are Added Poetical Selections, Volume 1 |
| Author | Horace Smith |
| Publisher | E. L. Carey & A. Hart, 1836 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 29 May 2007 |
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