The Refuge. [A Series of Letters Upon Religion.] MS. NoteLongman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, 1825 - 250 páginas |
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... never beheld by her but with maternal fondness . Lavinia , who was elegant in her form and graceful in her manners , was therefore introduced early into all the polite circles , and received with the most flattering tokens of admiration ...
... never beheld by her but with maternal fondness . Lavinia , who was elegant in her form and graceful in her manners , was therefore introduced early into all the polite circles , and received with the most flattering tokens of admiration ...
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... never assemble but to pleasure , or retire but to peace . Such would be the thoughts of every man who should hover at a distance round the world , and know it only by conjecture and speculation . But experience will soon discover how ...
... never assemble but to pleasure , or retire but to peace . Such would be the thoughts of every man who should hover at a distance round the world , and know it only by conjecture and speculation . But experience will soon discover how ...
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... never designed to communi- cate : so that by raising our hopes too high , we lose the pleasure which might be lawfully in- dulged , and then complain of disappointment and vexation , without considering that the fault lay not in the ...
... never designed to communi- cate : so that by raising our hopes too high , we lose the pleasure which might be lawfully in- dulged , and then complain of disappointment and vexation , without considering that the fault lay not in the ...
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... , I felt a sensation never known to me before ; a confusion of pas- sions , an awful stillness of sorrow , a gloomy ter- ror without a name . The thoughts that entered my soul were too strong to be diverted , and 18 INTRODUCTION .
... , I felt a sensation never known to me before ; a confusion of pas- sions , an awful stillness of sorrow , a gloomy ter- ror without a name . The thoughts that entered my soul were too strong to be diverted , and 18 INTRODUCTION .
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... never occur , till the night cometh , in which no man can work . ' " Should , however , a pause be indulged in the career of life , and a recollection of the past im- bitter the sweets of the present , men console themselves with the ...
... never occur , till the night cometh , in which no man can work . ' " Should , however , a pause be indulged in the career of life , and a recollection of the past im- bitter the sweets of the present , men console themselves with the ...
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absolutely Almighty apostacy apostle astonishing atonement behold believe believeth bestowment blessed blessedness blood brazen serpent children of men Christ Jesus Christian cometh command condemnation conduct conscience considered crimes death declare delight demnation depraved despised divine grace divine law duty earth eternal everlasting evil faith Father favour fear felicity flesh forgiveness glorify glory gospel grace graciously guilt happiness hath Hazael heart heaven heavenly holy honour hope infinite iniquity Israel Israelite Jesus Christ justified language Lavinia lence look ment mercy mind ness never obedience object pardon peace perfect perform perish perpetual Pharisees pleasure praise precepts promise publicans and sinners punishment reason received Redeemer rejected riches righteousness saith salvation Saul of Tarsus saved Saviour Scriptures shew sight sinner sins sorrow soul sovereign spirit suffer Surely surety thee things thou hast throne tion transgression truth unto violated virtue wisdom worthy wretch