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... such a life as is common to most ) let us examine it merely to this point , and try how far it will an- fwer fuch a representation . If we begin with him in that early age , wherein the strongest marks of undisguised tenderness and ...
... such a life as is common to most ) let us examine it merely to this point , and try how far it will an- fwer fuch a representation . If we begin with him in that early age , wherein the strongest marks of undisguised tenderness and ...
Page 58
... such a picture of a happy man ? Surely nothing , except a virtuous difpofition to give a relish to thefe bleffings , and direct him to make a proper use of them . -He had that too , for he was a per- fect and upright man , one that ...
... such a picture of a happy man ? Surely nothing , except a virtuous difpofition to give a relish to thefe bleffings , and direct him to make a proper use of them . -He had that too , for he was a per- fect and upright man , one that ...
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... Such a concurrence of misfortunes are not the common lot of many and yet there are inftances of fome who have un- dergone as fevere trials , and bravely ftrúg gled under them ; perhaps by natural force of fpirits , the advantages of ...
... Such a concurrence of misfortunes are not the common lot of many and yet there are inftances of fome who have un- dergone as fevere trials , and bravely ftrúg gled under them ; perhaps by natural force of fpirits , the advantages of ...
Page 104
... such a thing in the world as envy and ambition : -that if fuch of fences in a brother , fo fairly carried their own excuses with them , what could they fay for themselves , when they confidered it was for this they had almost unani ...
... such a thing in the world as envy and ambition : -that if fuch of fences in a brother , fo fairly carried their own excuses with them , what could they fay for themselves , when they confidered it was for this they had almost unani ...
Page 126
... act according to his conceptions who has obliged us , and endeavour to repay in such a manner as we think is most likely to be accepted in discharge of the obli- gation . gation- So that , though we are not to imagine 126 XIII . SERMON.
... act according to his conceptions who has obliged us , and endeavour to repay in such a manner as we think is most likely to be accepted in discharge of the obli- gation . gation- So that , though we are not to imagine 126 XIII . SERMON.
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