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... and received as a just tribute to excellence , which , if hidden to ourselves and
the vulgar , others , possessed of keen discernment , refined taste , and impartial
judgment , have not only discovered , but kindly endeavoured to appretiate ?
... and received as a just tribute to excellence , which , if hidden to ourselves and
the vulgar , others , possessed of keen discernment , refined taste , and impartial
judgment , have not only discovered , but kindly endeavoured to appretiate ?
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Displeas'd for ever with cur present lot , This we possess , as we possess'd it not :
Put earth's whole globe in wild ambition's power , O'er one poor world she'd
weep , and wish for more . To birth add fortune , add to fortune - fame , Give the ...
Displeas'd for ever with cur present lot , This we possess , as we possess'd it not :
Put earth's whole globe in wild ambition's power , O'er one poor world she'd
weep , and wish for more . To birth add fortune , add to fortune - fame , Give the ...
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But ; heaven and glory are not to be obtain ed by any of the sons of Adam , on
such conditions . They possess no moral qualities that merit the divine favour ,
nor that fit them to enjoy it . The gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ .
But ; heaven and glory are not to be obtain ed by any of the sons of Adam , on
such conditions . They possess no moral qualities that merit the divine favour ,
nor that fit them to enjoy it . The gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ .
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OUR first progenitors , when recent from the hand of Omipotence , were perfect
models of human excellence , possessed a nature untainted by sin , and
capacitated to abide in the perpetual enjoyment of paradise . But , alas ! the trial
of their ...
OUR first progenitors , when recent from the hand of Omipotence , were perfect
models of human excellence , possessed a nature untainted by sin , and
capacitated to abide in the perpetual enjoyment of paradise . But , alas ! the trial
of their ...
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Every man becomes his own judge , and imagines himself possessed of both
capacity and right to decide in his own cause . Now , according to this hypothesis
, there is no fixed standard of right and wrong . There must be as many laws by ...
Every man becomes his own judge , and imagines himself possessed of both
capacity and right to decide in his own cause . Now , according to this hypothesis
, there is no fixed standard of right and wrong . There must be as many laws by ...
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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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