ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 - Literature |
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Page 115
... less uneasiness than its first terwards , overcome by him , but by view occasioned us . degrees ; every succeeding engage- When it is so beheld ; when what ment abated it : the oftener he fought , is very wrong no more shocks us — is the ...
... less uneasiness than its first terwards , overcome by him , but by view occasioned us . degrees ; every succeeding engage- When it is so beheld ; when what ment abated it : the oftener he fought , is very wrong no more shocks us — is the ...
Page 126
... less careful to become eminently would discourage sincerity — who virtuous — you would be less careful would oppose it , either by the fagot , to fulfil your obligations , than you or the fair , * of Smithfield . A very un- otherwise ...
... less careful to become eminently would discourage sincerity — who virtuous — you would be less careful would oppose it , either by the fagot , to fulfil your obligations , than you or the fair , * of Smithfield . A very un- otherwise ...
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... less acute , and nion , that were the state in danger , less acquainted with the arts of or some great public interest at speech . But this is not satisfactory . stake , which drew the serious attenFor we must observe , that the Greek ...
... less acute , and nion , that were the state in danger , less acquainted with the arts of or some great public interest at speech . But this is not satisfactory . stake , which drew the serious attenFor we must observe , that the Greek ...
Contents
VOL | 1 |
On the Immortality of the Soul Ibid 14 48 Idleness avoided by the Observation | 59 |
Sect | 65 |
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