The Works of the English Poets, 10. köideR. Hett, 1779 - 303 pages |
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... judge may be lawfully obeyed ? After they have fo long contended for their claffical ordination ( not to speak of rites and ceremonies ) , will they at length fubmit to an epifcopal ? If they can go fo far out of complaifance to their ...
... judge may be lawfully obeyed ? After they have fo long contended for their claffical ordination ( not to speak of rites and ceremonies ) , will they at length fubmit to an epifcopal ? If they can go fo far out of complaifance to their ...
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... judge , when he seemed to deny the fubject of the controverfy , the change itfelf . And be- cause I would not take up this ridiculous challenge , he tells the world cannot argue : but he may as well in- fer , that a Catholic cannot faft ...
... judge , when he seemed to deny the fubject of the controverfy , the change itfelf . And be- cause I would not take up this ridiculous challenge , he tells the world cannot argue : but he may as well in- fer , that a Catholic cannot faft ...
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... no difobedience can enfue , Where no submission to a judge is due ; Each judging for himself by her confent , Whom thus abfolv'd she sends to punishment . } Suppofe Suppose the magiftrate revenge her cause , ' Tis only 24 POEM S. DRYDEN'S.
... no difobedience can enfue , Where no submission to a judge is due ; Each judging for himself by her confent , Whom thus abfolv'd she sends to punishment . } Suppofe Suppose the magiftrate revenge her cause , ' Tis only 24 POEM S. DRYDEN'S.
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... judges of the fcripture fenfe , not we . Against our church - tradition you declare , And yet your clerks would fit in Mofes ' chair : At least ' tis prov'd against your argument , The rule is far from plain , where all diffent . If If ...
... judges of the fcripture fenfe , not we . Against our church - tradition you declare , And yet your clerks would fit in Mofes ' chair : At least ' tis prov'd against your argument , The rule is far from plain , where all diffent . If If ...
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... judge allow'd ; The way to please them was to make them proud . Thus with full fails they ran upon the shelf ; Who could fufpect a cozenage from himself ? On his own reafon fafer ' tis to stand , Than be deceiv'd and damn'd at fecond ...
... judge allow'd ; The way to please them was to make them proud . Thus with full fails they ran upon the shelf ; Who could fufpect a cozenage from himself ? On his own reafon fafer ' tis to stand , Than be deceiv'd and damn'd at fecond ...
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