An Historical and Critical Dictionary, Volume 2Hunt and Clarke, 1826 - 438 pages |
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... known some men of parts , who denied all presages from dreams upon this principle , - none but God , said they , know things to come , that is , such as are called contingent : but dreams are generally supposed to foretel contingent ...
... known some men of parts , who denied all presages from dreams upon this principle , - none but God , said they , know things to come , that is , such as are called contingent : but dreams are generally supposed to foretel contingent ...
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... known some men of parts , who denied all presages from dreams upon this principle , - none but God , said they , know things to come , that is , such as are called contingent : but dreams are generally supposed to foretel contingent ...
... known some men of parts , who denied all presages from dreams upon this principle , - none but God , said they , know things to come , that is , such as are called contingent : but dreams are generally supposed to foretel contingent ...
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... known , that it is yet disputed what country , and also what tribe , he was of . I have cited a Minim , who designed to have written upon the actions of Elijah . This work would have been very long ; for what the friends of the author ...
... known , that it is yet disputed what country , and also what tribe , he was of . I have cited a Minim , who designed to have written upon the actions of Elijah . This work would have been very long ; for what the friends of the author ...
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... known in Holland , that he did not know why they should speak so indif- ferently of the queen's beauty : that they did her the greatest injury ; that he thought she was very charm- ing , and if she were his wife , he would convince her ...
... known in Holland , that he did not know why they should speak so indif- ferently of the queen's beauty : that they did her the greatest injury ; that he thought she was very charm- ing , and if she were his wife , he would convince her ...
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... known . But it must be said that she found time for every thing : she applied herself to the cares of government with as much diligence as if she thought of nothing else ; and she was as exact in her dress and ornaments as if that had ...
... known . But it must be said that she found time for every thing : she applied herself to the cares of government with as much diligence as if she thought of nothing else ; and she was as exact in her dress and ornaments as if that had ...
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