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Page 50
... man fpeaks fo often and vehe- mently against the vice of pride , fets the weakness of it in a more odious light , or is more hurt with it in another , than the proud man 1 3 man himself ? It is the fame with 50 SERMON IV .
... man fpeaks fo often and vehe- mently against the vice of pride , fets the weakness of it in a more odious light , or is more hurt with it in another , than the proud man 1 3 man himself ? It is the fame with 50 SERMON IV .
Page 53
... vice to which he is not addicted , and from which perhaps his age , his temper , or rank in life fecure him ; take notice , how well he reafons , —with what equity he determines , what an honest indignation and fharpness he expreffes ...
... vice to which he is not addicted , and from which perhaps his age , his temper , or rank in life fecure him ; take notice , how well he reafons , —with what equity he determines , what an honest indignation and fharpness he expreffes ...
Page 71
... himself to do aught to fix and deferve the character : and that what we fay of long habits of vice , that they are hard to be fubdued , may , with equal F4 truth , truth , be faid concerning the natural impref- fions of SERMON V. 71.
... himself to do aught to fix and deferve the character : and that what we fay of long habits of vice , that they are hard to be fubdued , may , with equal F4 truth , truth , be faid concerning the natural impref- fions of SERMON V. 71.
Page 86
... , which fo na- turally falls from the fubject , and which can- not more effectually be enforced , than by an enquiry into the chief caufes which produce the the oppofite vice to it , that of spiritual pride 86 SERMON VI .
... , which fo na- turally falls from the fubject , and which can- not more effectually be enforced , than by an enquiry into the chief caufes which produce the the oppofite vice to it , that of spiritual pride 86 SERMON VI .
Page 87
Laurence Sterne. the oppofite vice to it , that of spiritual pride ; for in this malady of the mind of man , the cafe is parallel with most others of his body , the dangers of which can never rightly be apprehended ; nor can remedies be ...
Laurence Sterne. the oppofite vice to it , that of spiritual pride ; for in this malady of the mind of man , the cafe is parallel with most others of his body , the dangers of which can never rightly be apprehended ; nor can remedies be ...
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Page 415 - O my God, I am ashamed and blush to lift up my face to thee, my God : for our iniquities are increased over our head, and our trespass is grown up unto the heavens.
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Page 62 - Now by this I know that thou art a man of God, and that the word of the LORD in thy mouth la truth.