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Page 44
I have sometimes a faint glimmering of hope , at other times am in despair , which
almost makes me mad , and so , Sir , you have reason to think me ; but you have
given me so great a proof of your good . nature and complaisance , that I ...
I have sometimes a faint glimmering of hope , at other times am in despair , which
almost makes me mad , and so , Sir , you have reason to think me ; but you have
given me so great a proof of your good . nature and complaisance , that I ...
Page 251
And the reason is obvious ; we are not capable of judging in the case ; for we
cannot appreciate exactly , either the advantages which others have enjoyed , or
, the disadvantages under which they have laboured . " To his own Master ...
And the reason is obvious ; we are not capable of judging in the case ; for we
cannot appreciate exactly , either the advantages which others have enjoyed , or
, the disadvantages under which they have laboured . " To his own Master ...
Page 334
Like many antient philosophers , he laments the stupid and vicious pursuits of
mankind , and exhorts them to invite reason to return from her exile . ' This Lay -
preacher , after having discoursed on the evidences of the Being of God as ...
Like many antient philosophers , he laments the stupid and vicious pursuits of
mankind , and exhorts them to invite reason to return from her exile . ' This Lay -
preacher , after having discoursed on the evidences of the Being of God as ...
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