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Page 53
This worthy curate has been able , without incentives to diligence , without
conveniences of literary investigation , without the illumination of learned
converse , - advantages which our national seminaries offer in vain to indolent
members , to ...
This worthy curate has been able , without incentives to diligence , without
conveniences of literary investigation , without the illumination of learned
converse , - advantages which our national seminaries offer in vain to indolent
members , to ...
Page 81
The use which he makes of it reminds us of the allusion applied by a great judge
to a certain fic . titious legal instrument , which that learned person compares to a
power in mechanics , which , when once gained , may be directed to an endless
...
The use which he makes of it reminds us of the allusion applied by a great judge
to a certain fic . titious legal instrument , which that learned person compares to a
power in mechanics , which , when once gained , may be directed to an endless
...
Page 193
Leland and Lardner were both learned and indefatigable , but they took distinct
paths . It may be urged , moreover , that the labours of both are above the use of
common Christians ; and that a demonstration of the reasonableness and ...
Leland and Lardner were both learned and indefatigable , but they took distinct
paths . It may be urged , moreover , that the labours of both are above the use of
common Christians ; and that a demonstration of the reasonableness and ...
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