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... carried on up- on focial virtue and public fpirit , and eve- ry member of us fo evidently fupported by this strong ... carry him beyond any felfifh confideration , and fhew plainly , that was a man foolishly wicked enough to defign to ...
... carried on up- on focial virtue and public fpirit , and eve- ry member of us fo evidently fupported by this strong ... carry him beyond any felfifh confideration , and fhew plainly , that was a man foolishly wicked enough to defign to ...
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... carried on in this world , fome- times fo contrary to all our reasonings , and the feeming probabilities of success , that even , the race is not to the fwift , nor the battle to the strong , nay , what is ftranger ftill , ------ nor ...
... carried on in this world , fome- times fo contrary to all our reasonings , and the feeming probabilities of success , that even , the race is not to the fwift , nor the battle to the strong , nay , what is ftranger ftill , ------ nor ...
Page 31
... carried them from Gilead , to any other part of the world befides Egypt , or when they arrived there , had they fold their bond - flave to any other man but Po- tiphar , throughout the whole empire , - or , after that disposal , had the ...
... carried them from Gilead , to any other part of the world befides Egypt , or when they arrived there , had they fold their bond - flave to any other man but Po- tiphar , throughout the whole empire , - or , after that disposal , had the ...
Page 47
... carry in your eye , the principle and ruling paffion which leads the character and feparate that , from the other parts of it , and then take notice , how far his other qualities , good and bad , are brought to ferve and support that ...
... carry in your eye , the principle and ruling paffion which leads the character and feparate that , from the other parts of it , and then take notice , how far his other qualities , good and bad , are brought to ferve and support that ...
Page 104
... carried their own excuses with them , what could they fay for themselves , when they confidered it was for this they had almost unani- moufly confpired to rob him of his life ; and though they were happily restrained from fhedding his ...
... carried their own excuses with them , what could they fay for themselves , when they confidered it was for this they had almost unani- moufly confpired to rob him of his life ; and though they were happily restrained from fhedding his ...
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