The Christian Hero: An Argument Proving that No Principles But Those of Religion are Sufficient to Make a Great Man. Written by Mr. SteeleW. Phorson, 1792 - 71 من الصفحات |
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... easily affume the resemblance of virtue , and feldom throw a man into vifible and obvious follies , he fo well accommodated his ill qua- . lities , to the good ones of those with whom he con- verfed , that he was very well with the best ...
... easily affume the resemblance of virtue , and feldom throw a man into vifible and obvious follies , he fo well accommodated his ill qua- . lities , to the good ones of those with whom he con- verfed , that he was very well with the best ...
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... easy , and fedate motion , fhould be in little temp- tation of falling into a plot ; but ill men , where they cannot meet a convenient vice , can make use of a virtue to a base purpose . He was lineally defcended from the famous Bru ...
... easy , and fedate motion , fhould be in little temp- tation of falling into a plot ; but ill men , where they cannot meet a convenient vice , can make use of a virtue to a base purpose . He was lineally defcended from the famous Bru ...
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... easily speaks his affinity to the highest and meaneft beings ; that is to fay , he is made of body and foul , he is at once an engine and an engineer : tho ' indeed both that body and foul act in many instances separate and independent ...
... easily speaks his affinity to the highest and meaneft beings ; that is to fay , he is made of body and foul , he is at once an engine and an engineer : tho ' indeed both that body and foul act in many instances separate and independent ...
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... easy and fup- portable , for he himfeif voluntarily undergoes it in its greatest calamities : he who had all things in his power , and wanted all things , by enforcing an obsti- nent ufe of wealth , and patient enduring of poverty ...
... easy and fup- portable , for he himfeif voluntarily undergoes it in its greatest calamities : he who had all things in his power , and wanted all things , by enforcing an obsti- nent ufe of wealth , and patient enduring of poverty ...
الصفحة 29
... easy , and ob- vious truths ( which fupport themselves when receiv- ed ) by the authority of miracle . We read that he was led into 1 a wilderness , where he wonderfully Matth . iv . bore hunger and thirft for forty days ; in the height ...
... easy , and ob- vious truths ( which fupport themselves when receiv- ed ) by the authority of miracle . We read that he was led into 1 a wilderness , where he wonderfully Matth . iv . bore hunger and thirft for forty days ; in the height ...
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