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... but the writer of this paper has not the least desire to insinuate that there are
not certain degrees of happi . ness ; he is sensible , on the contrary , that a large
portion of happiness is attainable by every one , if proper means be employed .
... but the writer of this paper has not the least desire to insinuate that there are
not certain degrees of happi . ness ; he is sensible , on the contrary , that a large
portion of happiness is attainable by every one , if proper means be employed .
Page 111
through the wall , and every means which can be thought of are used to prevent
this penetration . These means sometimes succeed , but it often happens that
casing , plastering , and painting the devoted angle totally fails ; and then the real
...
through the wall , and every means which can be thought of are used to prevent
this penetration . These means sometimes succeed , but it often happens that
casing , plastering , and painting the devoted angle totally fails ; and then the real
...
Page 168
This spirit of prophecy was an extraordinary and temporary gift , not continuing
long after the death of the apostles , so that now we have no means left us of
coming to the knowledge of future events , but the prophecies contained in the
Holy ...
This spirit of prophecy was an extraordinary and temporary gift , not continuing
long after the death of the apostles , so that now we have no means left us of
coming to the knowledge of future events , but the prophecies contained in the
Holy ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Enquirer: Or, Literary, Mathematical, and Philosophical Repository ..., Volume 1 |
| Editors | William Marrat, Pishey Thompson |
| Publisher | Whittingham and Rowland., 1811 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 15 Jun 2007 |
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