The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 93A. Constable, 1851 |
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Page 108
... give you counsel , but I know you can apply unto yourself far ' better counsel than I am able to give you . Yet , with the good Samaritan in the gospel , who , finding one in the way wounded and distressed , poured oil into his wounds ...
... give you counsel , but I know you can apply unto yourself far ' better counsel than I am able to give you . Yet , with the good Samaritan in the gospel , who , finding one in the way wounded and distressed , poured oil into his wounds ...
Page 363
... give the upper pro- prietors 31. worth of interest in protecting the breed . The plans we have proposed , however , though they , or some- thing like them , are necessary steps towards the end sought , will not fully attain it . Besides ...
... give the upper pro- prietors 31. worth of interest in protecting the breed . The plans we have proposed , however , though they , or some- thing like them , are necessary steps towards the end sought , will not fully attain it . Besides ...
Page 577
... give us any reasons for submitting to his Church- which , perhaps , is the safest course ; or , that , though he gives us reasons , he should at the same time tell us that they are not submitted to our judgment , and that we are to ...
... give us any reasons for submitting to his Church- which , perhaps , is the safest course ; or , that , though he gives us reasons , he should at the same time tell us that they are not submitted to our judgment , and that we are to ...
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