ProseSamuel Walker, 1826 |
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Pagina 83
... nature plainly appears at prefent to lie ? We behold , in Haman , the picture of that mifery , which arifes from evil paffions ; of that unhappiness , which is incident to the highest profpe- rity ; of that difcontent , which is com ...
... nature plainly appears at prefent to lie ? We behold , in Haman , the picture of that mifery , which arifes from evil paffions ; of that unhappiness , which is incident to the highest profpe- rity ; of that difcontent , which is com ...
Pagina 122
In this diftrefs of nature , Jefus Chrift came into the world . He threw a light upon the gloom that furrounded us.- He fhewed us , that in this world we were loft - that the law of nature could not fave us -- that the tenor of that law ...
In this diftrefs of nature , Jefus Chrift came into the world . He threw a light upon the gloom that furrounded us.- He fhewed us , that in this world we were loft - that the law of nature could not fave us -- that the tenor of that law ...
Pagina 356
... nature , adorn- ed with innocence , and the peace that attends it , repofed in the arms of con- tent . This ferene profpect of human nature always pleafes us ; and although the content , whofe image it is , be vifi- onary in this world ...
... nature , adorn- ed with innocence , and the peace that attends it , repofed in the arms of con- tent . This ferene profpect of human nature always pleafes us ; and although the content , whofe image it is , be vifi- onary in this world ...
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