The Spectator. Volume the First. [-eighth.].J. and R. Tonson in the Strand., 1744 |
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... Opinion and Speculation . I would have every Zealous Man examine his Heart throughly , and , I believe , he will often find , that what he calls a Zeal for his Religion , is either Pride , Intereft , or Ill - nature . A Man , who ...
... Opinion and Speculation . I would have every Zealous Man examine his Heart throughly , and , I believe , he will often find , that what he calls a Zeal for his Religion , is either Pride , Intereft , or Ill - nature . A Man , who ...
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... Opinion of his Zeal , may appear from the common Behaviour of the Atheist , who maintains and spreads his Opinions with as much Heat as those who believe they do it only out of a Paffion for God's Glory . ILL - NATURE is another ...
... Opinion of his Zeal , may appear from the common Behaviour of the Atheist , who maintains and spreads his Opinions with as much Heat as those who believe they do it only out of a Paffion for God's Glory . ILL - NATURE is another ...
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... Opinion , fays the Captain , without apprehending any Debate that might arife from it , of a General's Behaviour in a Battle that was fought fome Years before either the Templar or my felf were born . The young Lawyer immediately took ...
... Opinion , fays the Captain , without apprehending any Debate that might arife from it , of a General's Behaviour in a Battle that was fought fome Years before either the Templar or my felf were born . The young Lawyer immediately took ...
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