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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... person , feeding and refreshing his creatures : Oh envied happiness ! But why do I fay envied , as if our good God did not ftill prefide over our temperate meals , chearful hours and innocent converfations . But though the facred ftory ...
... person , feeding and refreshing his creatures : Oh envied happiness ! But why do I fay envied , as if our good God did not ftill prefide over our temperate meals , chearful hours and innocent converfations . But though the facred ftory ...
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... person for a tool to his vanity , by doing an obliging thing to the Jews , in leaving him ftill in cuftody at his departure , and no lefs ufeful to his new excellency to be facri- H ficed ficed to them upon his entry : for at their THE ...
... person for a tool to his vanity , by doing an obliging thing to the Jews , in leaving him ftill in cuftody at his departure , and no lefs ufeful to his new excellency to be facri- H ficed ficed to them upon his entry : for at their THE ...
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... his reputation , and fuch a one is a man of no con- fcience , it will perhaps be very eafy to prove , that there feldom lives a person so profligate and aban- doned E doned , as not to prefer , either the 54 THE CHRISTIAN HERO .
... his reputation , and fuch a one is a man of no con- fcience , it will perhaps be very eafy to prove , that there feldom lives a person so profligate and aban- doned E doned , as not to prefer , either the 54 THE CHRISTIAN HERO .
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