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I would ' 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 ...
I would ' 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 ...
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For every shilling's worth , therefore , that the lower proprietors allow to pass , they give the upper pro- prietors 31. worth of interest in protecting the breed . The plans we have proposed ...
For every shilling's worth , therefore , that the lower proprietors allow to pass , they give the upper pro- prietors 31. worth of interest in protecting the breed . The plans we have proposed ...
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The author says , ' But the ' point which Roman Catholics love most to dwell on is the ' weakness of private judgment , which they represent as a pre- ' vailing reason why we should rather give ourselves up to the direction of an ...
The author says , ' But the ' point which Roman Catholics love most to dwell on is the ' weakness of private judgment , which they represent as a pre- ' vailing reason why we should rather give ourselves up to the direction of an ...
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