The Hive of Ancient and Modern Literature: A Collection of Essays, Narratives, Allegories, and Instructive CompositionsS. Hodgson, 1806 - 340 páginas |
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... reason ; they all receive it from the fame benevolent hand as ourselves , and have therefore an equal right to enjoy it . God has been pleased to create numberless animals intended for our fuftenance ; and that they are fo in- tended ...
... reason ; they all receive it from the fame benevolent hand as ourselves , and have therefore an equal right to enjoy it . God has been pleased to create numberless animals intended for our fuftenance ; and that they are fo in- tended ...
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... reason to pray to God of any one in the whole world.— Twas well faid of thee , Trim , faid my uncle Toby . uncle Toby.But when a foldier , faid I , an ' please your reverence , has been standing for twelve hours together in the trenches ...
... reason to pray to God of any one in the whole world.— Twas well faid of thee , Trim , faid my uncle Toby . uncle Toby.But when a foldier , faid I , an ' please your reverence , has been standing for twelve hours together in the trenches ...
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... reasons for esteeming himself ; and therefore cenfure , contempt , or conviction of crimes , feldom deprive him of his own favour . Thofe , indeed , who can fee only external facts , may look upon him with abhorrence ; but when he calls ...
... reasons for esteeming himself ; and therefore cenfure , contempt , or conviction of crimes , feldom deprive him of his own favour . Thofe , indeed , who can fee only external facts , may look upon him with abhorrence ; but when he calls ...
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... reason- ing faculty , on which we fo greatly value ourselves , may be perverted by exceffive refinement ; and there is an abstruse , but vain and foolish philosophy , which phi- lofophifes us out of the nobleft parts of our noble na ...
... reason- ing faculty , on which we fo greatly value ourselves , may be perverted by exceffive refinement ; and there is an abstruse , but vain and foolish philosophy , which phi- lofophifes us out of the nobleft parts of our noble na ...
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... reasons against disturbing it . The branches spread a fhade over my head , and the gales of fpring wafted odours to my bofom . As I fat thus , forming alternately excufes for delay and refolutions to go forward , an irresistible ...
... reasons against disturbing it . The branches spread a fhade over my head , and the gales of fpring wafted odours to my bofom . As I fat thus , forming alternately excufes for delay and refolutions to go forward , an irresistible ...
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