The Works of the Rev. John Fletcher, Late Vicar of Madeley, Volume 2John Mason, 1859 |
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... honour of mankind , frequently draw a veil over these shocking and bloody scenes ; but a philosopher will find them out , and will rationally infer , that the deplorable and dangerous manner in which mankind are born , proves them to be ...
... honour of mankind , frequently draw a veil over these shocking and bloody scenes ; but a philosopher will find them out , and will rationally infer , that the deplorable and dangerous manner in which mankind are born , proves them to be ...
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... honour ; they filled up each happy hour in evidencing their love to him and to each other . They spent their golden moments in admiring the variety and beauty of his works , find- ing out the divine signatures impressed upon them ...
... honour ; they filled up each happy hour in evidencing their love to him and to each other . They spent their golden moments in admiring the variety and beauty of his works , find- ing out the divine signatures impressed upon them ...
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... honour of her husband ; a servant disobeys , a relation misbehaves , a son lies ill , a tenant breaks , a neighbour provokes , a rival supplants , a friend betrays , or an enemy triumphs : peace seldom continues one day . Listen to the ...
... honour of her husband ; a servant disobeys , a relation misbehaves , a son lies ill , a tenant breaks , a neighbour provokes , a rival supplants , a friend betrays , or an enemy triumphs : peace seldom continues one day . Listen to the ...
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... mortifying assertion , let him visit , with me , the mournful spot , where thousands are daily executed , and where hundreds make this moment their dying speech . I do not mean what some call " the bed of honour , " a 44 AN APPEAL.
... mortifying assertion , let him visit , with me , the mournful spot , where thousands are daily executed , and where hundreds make this moment their dying speech . I do not mean what some call " the bed of honour , " a 44 AN APPEAL.
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John Fletcher. some call " the bed of honour , " a field of battle , but a common death - bed . Observing , as we go along , those black trophies of the king of terrors , those escutcheons , which preposterous vanity fixes up in honour ...
John Fletcher. some call " the bed of honour , " a field of battle , but a common death - bed . Observing , as we go along , those black trophies of the king of terrors , those escutcheons , which preposterous vanity fixes up in honour ...
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