An Historical and Critical Dictionary, Volume 2Hunt and Clarke, 1826 - 438 pages |
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... obliged the ladies to dress themselves modestly ; but it was not so much by the force of the reasons where- with he represented the evangelical duties to them , as by exhorting the boys to insult the women that would not reform ...
... obliged the ladies to dress themselves modestly ; but it was not so much by the force of the reasons where- with he represented the evangelical duties to them , as by exhorting the boys to insult the women that would not reform ...
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... obliged the ladies to dress themselves modestly ; but it was not so much by the force of the reasons where- with he represented the evangelical duties to them , as by exhorting the boys to insult the women that would not reform ...
... obliged the ladies to dress themselves modestly ; but it was not so much by the force of the reasons where- with he represented the evangelical duties to them , as by exhorting the boys to insult the women that would not reform ...
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... obliged me to revere her memory , which are , my lord , that she did not despise our muses , and that she loved your family . I am informed by Camden , that she was so well acquainted with good learning , that she made a good Latin ...
... obliged me to revere her memory , which are , my lord , that she did not despise our muses , and that she loved your family . I am informed by Camden , that she was so well acquainted with good learning , that she made a good Latin ...
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... obliged to say , that God exercised his power over matter merely from a principle of goodness . God , would he say , knew perfectly these two things : the one , that he would do nothing against the inclination of matter , by subjecting ...
... obliged to say , that God exercised his power over matter merely from a principle of goodness . God , would he say , knew perfectly these two things : the one , that he would do nothing against the inclination of matter , by subjecting ...
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... obliged to have always the thunderbolt in his hand , and to pour down upon the earth pestilence , war , and famine ; which , with the wheels and gibbets with which highways abound , do not hinder evil from maintaining itself . Can the ...
... obliged to have always the thunderbolt in his hand , and to pour down upon the earth pestilence , war , and famine ; which , with the wheels and gibbets with which highways abound , do not hinder evil from maintaining itself . Can the ...
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