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Page 214
... persons who were willing to be baptized , but demurred because in that case the village barber would not shave them ; -and as they are accus- tomed to have the head shaved nearly all over , and cannot well operate upon themselves , this ...
... persons who were willing to be baptized , but demurred because in that case the village barber would not shave them ; -and as they are accus- tomed to have the head shaved nearly all over , and cannot well operate upon themselves , this ...
Page 279
... persons illiberal and envious enough to console themselves , for their own natural inferiority , by sarcastical ... person ; and for this crime of wit the untainted morals , unsuspected piety , and exemplary life of Do- mingos could not ...
... persons illiberal and envious enough to console themselves , for their own natural inferiority , by sarcastical ... person ; and for this crime of wit the untainted morals , unsuspected piety , and exemplary life of Do- mingos could not ...
Page 324
... persons of the Hebrew nation . ' We certainly cannot help conceiving , that the clear and distinct detail of his being the Son of God , born by the operation of the Holy Ghost , must , at all times , and to all apprehensions , have ...
... persons of the Hebrew nation . ' We certainly cannot help conceiving , that the clear and distinct detail of his being the Son of God , born by the operation of the Holy Ghost , must , at all times , and to all apprehensions , have ...
Contents
Affaires dEspagne Nos 1 to 5 Confédération | 1 |
Reliques of Robert Burns consisting chiefly of original | 19 |
Anecdotes of Painters who have resided or been born | 36 |
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