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To say in what this happiness consists , or how it may certainly be had , is an
invidious task : because men of different tastes , dispositions , and capacities , not
only view the subject in different lights , but adopt opposite means to obtain it .
To say in what this happiness consists , or how it may certainly be had , is an
invidious task : because men of different tastes , dispositions , and capacities , not
only view the subject in different lights , but adopt opposite means to obtain it .
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But natural men see things in a very different light . Their consciences are not
under the authority of the law of God ; no beauty is beheld in the divine precepts ;
nor do they , it is to be feared , really believe that the commission of moral evil will
...
But natural men see things in a very different light . Their consciences are not
under the authority of the law of God ; no beauty is beheld in the divine precepts ;
nor do they , it is to be feared , really believe that the commission of moral evil will
...
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... why so reluctant to review a life of which an account must be given , and which
, if it have not been wholly devoted to vicious pleasures , has , perhaps , been
wasted in the pursuit of trifles , 1 light and empty as the bubble that floats upon
the.
... why so reluctant to review a life of which an account must be given , and which
, if it have not been wholly devoted to vicious pleasures , has , perhaps , been
wasted in the pursuit of trifles , 1 light and empty as the bubble that floats upon
the.
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light and empty as the bubble that floats upon the stream It may be said , in
answer to this inquiry , that men are in general so much attached to the present
scene , that prospects of a celestial nature seldom , if ever , pass in review before
them .
light and empty as the bubble that floats upon the stream It may be said , in
answer to this inquiry , that men are in general so much attached to the present
scene , that prospects of a celestial nature seldom , if ever , pass in review before
them .
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For all the light that ever chased the gloom of doubt , or cheered the bosom of
despondency ; for all that gives confidence to faith , energy to hope , ardency to
love , or fervour to devotion ; for whatever can tranquillize the mind in life , or ...
For all the light that ever chased the gloom of doubt , or cheered the bosom of
despondency ; for all that gives confidence to faith , energy to hope , ardency to
love , or fervour to devotion ; for whatever can tranquillize the mind in life , or ...
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| Título | The Refuge |
| Autor | William Giles |
| Editor | At the Lorenzo Press, printed for Bronson & Chauncey, 1804 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de California |
| Digitalizado | 23 Abr. 2009 |
| Largo | 257 páginas |
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