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... favour , either when he was living , or after he was dead , & c . " It appears wonderful to me , that a man of Dr. Stebbing's pe- netration fhould put thefe two cafes upon a level , between which there is fo wide and apparent a ...
... favour , either when he was living , or after he was dead , & c . " It appears wonderful to me , that a man of Dr. Stebbing's pe- netration fhould put thefe two cafes upon a level , between which there is fo wide and apparent a ...
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... favour , who have once folemnly and deliberately prevaricated ? And can others entirely confide in them ? Or can they heartily reverence them , as upright and difinterested men ? The temptation upon fome occafions must be exceeding ...
... favour , who have once folemnly and deliberately prevaricated ? And can others entirely confide in them ? Or can they heartily reverence them , as upright and difinterested men ? The temptation upon fome occafions must be exceeding ...
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... proper object of the divine favour . Indeed how can I affociate #Mr La Roche , of Cheapside ; or , more probably , Peter annet , his friend . affociate in my mind , widely different ideas of God 26 The MONTHLY REVIEW ,
... proper object of the divine favour . Indeed how can I affociate #Mr La Roche , of Cheapside ; or , more probably , Peter annet , his friend . affociate in my mind , widely different ideas of God 26 The MONTHLY REVIEW ,
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... favour of the work , as it appears that the publisher is . Indeed it is not without reafon that poetry is now ge- nerally held in little efteem : in general , modern poetry de- ferves but little . Since the happy invention of printing ...
... favour of the work , as it appears that the publisher is . Indeed it is not without reafon that poetry is now ge- nerally held in little efteem : in general , modern poetry de- ferves but little . Since the happy invention of printing ...
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... favour of fo inferior a god , one whom he reckons no better than a footman ; declares that her votaries fhall fooner continue as they are and rot ; and accordingly vanishes in a paffion . The remainder of the poem , which is only three ...
... favour of fo inferior a god , one whom he reckons no better than a footman ; declares that her votaries fhall fooner continue as they are and rot ; and accordingly vanishes in a paffion . The remainder of the poem , which is only three ...
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