ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 - Literature |
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Page 155
... judge of the failures in her : have we nothing , child , but ex- his performance ; and therefore even actness here ? is every thing before when many may be objected to him , us quite finished and faultless ? you he shall pass , in ...
... judge of the failures in her : have we nothing , child , but ex- his performance ; and therefore even actness here ? is every thing before when many may be objected to him , us quite finished and faultless ? you he shall pass , in ...
Page 182
... judge of the reality or obli- judges proceed by in the discovery gation of any ancient laws , or acts of truth . Let them spare for no of parliament , from their own mere pains , but consult all the originals , guesses or inclinations ...
... judge of the reality or obli- judges proceed by in the discovery gation of any ancient laws , or acts of truth . Let them spare for no of parliament , from their own mere pains , but consult all the originals , guesses or inclinations ...
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... judge the world in his judges , that he worshipped the righteousness by that man whom he gods of his country , and that he sa- hath ordained ; whereof he hath gicrificed in private and in public upon ven assurance unto all men , in that ...
... judge the world in his judges , that he worshipped the righteousness by that man whom he gods of his country , and that he sa- hath ordained ; whereof he hath gicrificed in private and in public upon ven assurance unto all men , in that ...
Contents
VOL | 1 |
On the Immortality of the Soul Ibid 14 48 Idleness avoided by the Observation | 59 |
Sect | 65 |
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