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... must proceed from the corruption of the heart , averfe to restraint ; or the vanity of the mind , which glories in ftrik- ing from the common path , and not thinking with the multitude . Your unfpotted character , juftifies you from any ...
... must proceed from the corruption of the heart , averfe to restraint ; or the vanity of the mind , which glories in ftrik- ing from the common path , and not thinking with the multitude . Your unfpotted character , juftifies you from any ...
Page 12
... must be " strictly observed . " What juftness of allufion is there between the human mind , and a garden planted eastward in Eden , where God put the man whom he had created ? As much as there is in saying , God made man , and placed ...
... must be " strictly observed . " What juftness of allufion is there between the human mind , and a garden planted eastward in Eden , where God put the man whom he had created ? As much as there is in saying , God made man , and placed ...
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... to direct me , I must be for ever entangled in a labyrinth of perplexities . Let philofophy glory in level- ling man with the brute , and fay that there was was never any difference in his ftate ; that het 16 . DEFENCE OF THE.
... to direct me , I must be for ever entangled in a labyrinth of perplexities . Let philofophy glory in level- ling man with the brute , and fay that there was was never any difference in his ftate ; that het 16 . DEFENCE OF THE.
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... must renounce common fenfe , if I be- lieve that man is now the fame that he was in coming from his Maker's hands . The oppofi- tion between our paffions and reafon is too palpable , to believe that we were created in fuch an excess of ...
... must renounce common fenfe , if I be- lieve that man is now the fame that he was in coming from his Maker's hands . The oppofi- tion between our paffions and reafon is too palpable , to believe that we were created in fuch an excess of ...
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... must acknowledge , without comprehending ! Lines eternally drawing near to each other , without ever meeting ! Motion for ever flackening , without ever coming to a point of reft ! The infinite divifibility of mat- ter , whereby a small ...
... must acknowledge , without comprehending ! Lines eternally drawing near to each other , without ever meeting ! Motion for ever flackening , without ever coming to a point of reft ! The infinite divifibility of mat- ter , whereby a small ...
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