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الصفحة xxxix
... himself as much as his health would permit . Sometimes he diverted himself by working in the garden , at which he was very ex- pert . He loved walking ; but being prevented by his asthmatic complaint from taking much of that exercise ...
... himself as much as his health would permit . Sometimes he diverted himself by working in the garden , at which he was very ex- pert . He loved walking ; but being prevented by his asthmatic complaint from taking much of that exercise ...
الصفحة 66
... himself , and not to leave them in the dark and doubt in so grand a con- cernment ; and also by that means to se- cure to himself the homage and venera- tion due from so intelligent a creature as man ; and therefore he has done it ...
... himself , and not to leave them in the dark and doubt in so grand a con- cernment ; and also by that means to se- cure to himself the homage and venera- tion due from so intelligent a creature as man ; and therefore he has done it ...
الصفحة 71
... himself . Nor do I see how it derogates more from the goodness of God , that he has given us minds unfurnished with these ideas of himself , than that he hath sent us into the world with bodies unclothed , and that there is no art or ...
... himself . Nor do I see how it derogates more from the goodness of God , that he has given us minds unfurnished with these ideas of himself , than that he hath sent us into the world with bodies unclothed , and that there is no art or ...
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