ProseVicesimus Knox S. Walker, 1825 |
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Pagina 27
... become more and Being at Sadler's Wells a few nights more a slave to folly ; and he that ago , I could not but admire the sur - does nothing , because he has nothing prising feats of activity there exhibit- to do , will become vicious ...
... become more and Being at Sadler's Wells a few nights more a slave to folly ; and he that ago , I could not but admire the sur - does nothing , because he has nothing prising feats of activity there exhibit- to do , will become vicious ...
Pagina 71
... become very beneficial to effect that these particulars have on mankind , unless it be under the dithe imagination , it might be expect - rection of genius and good sense , it ed , that a just taste , a sense of de - has too often ...
... become very beneficial to effect that these particulars have on mankind , unless it be under the dithe imagination , it might be expect - rection of genius and good sense , it ed , that a just taste , a sense of de - has too often ...
Pagina 273
... become the wisdom or to become so , there is a necessity of all men . of being a Christian . - But further still : her doctrine was Philosophy discovered the shame foolishness in appearance ; and yet , of the passions ; but she did not ...
... become the wisdom or to become so , there is a necessity of all men . of being a Christian . - But further still : her doctrine was Philosophy discovered the shame foolishness in appearance ; and yet , of the passions ; but she did not ...
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On the Immortality of the Soul Ibid 14 48 Idleness avoided by the Observation | 59 |
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