The Works of Rev. John Fletcher, Volume 1T. Allman, 1836 |
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... appears to have induced him to give this country the preference to the land of his nativity , was the attach- ment he ... appear merely natural . My presence is not absolutely necessary to my concerns ; and it is more probable that my ...
... appears to have induced him to give this country the preference to the land of his nativity , was the attach- ment he ... appear merely natural . My presence is not absolutely necessary to my concerns ; and it is more probable that my ...
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... appear like apples of gold on pictures of silver , one excellence added to another in such a manner , that both shine with superior lustre . But these epistles must be read before their value can be appreciated ; and our limits do not ...
... appear like apples of gold on pictures of silver , one excellence added to another in such a manner , that both shine with superior lustre . But these epistles must be read before their value can be appreciated ; and our limits do not ...
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... appear that he was not more argumentative than Sellon , he was not more learned than Whitby , he was not more profound than Goodwin ; but he is more convincing than any of them . Whatever was the topic under consideration , every part ...
... appear that he was not more argumentative than Sellon , he was not more learned than Whitby , he was not more profound than Goodwin ; but he is more convincing than any of them . Whatever was the topic under consideration , every part ...
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... appear for a time and then drop off ; but , like the sap that dwells and works within , always ready to break out at every bud . The body of sin , because it is an assemblage of all possible sins in embryo , as our body is an assemblage ...
... appear for a time and then drop off ; but , like the sap that dwells and works within , always ready to break out at every bud . The body of sin , because it is an assemblage of all possible sins in embryo , as our body is an assemblage ...
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... appear abroad , till evening shades temper the insufferable blaze of day . View the frozen countries round the poles ; in summer , the sun just glances upon them by his feeble horizontal rays ; in winter , he totally deserts them , and ...
... appear abroad , till evening shades temper the insufferable blaze of day . View the frozen countries round the poles ; in summer , the sun just glances upon them by his feeble horizontal rays ; in winter , he totally deserts them , and ...
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