Great Authors of All Ages: Being Selections from the Prose Works of Eminent Writers from the Time of Pericles to the Present DayLippincott, 1894 - 555 pages |
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... Death , Ignorance of the Time of .. Decision of Character ...... Detraction , Felltham on .... Devils in the Head ... Death of a ......... Day of Judgment ..... 91 226 116 297 60 140 50 52 170 361 Divine Benevolence 261 387 Divinity ...
... Death , Ignorance of the Time of .. Decision of Character ...... Detraction , Felltham on .... Devils in the Head ... Death of a ......... Day of Judgment ..... 91 226 116 297 60 140 50 52 170 361 Divine Benevolence 261 387 Divinity ...
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... Death - Bed ... 72 Narrative , Hawkesworth on ............. 195 Revelation , Evidences of ....... 128 Natural Philosophy and Religion ......... 88 Revolution , Riccabocca on ...... 469 Nature , Love of .... 253 Rewards and Punishments ...
... Death - Bed ... 72 Narrative , Hawkesworth on ............. 195 Revelation , Evidences of ....... 128 Natural Philosophy and Religion ......... 88 Revolution , Riccabocca on ...... 469 Nature , Love of .... 253 Rewards and Punishments ...
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... death insen- sibly received in the vigour of life and public hope . For this reason , the parents of those who are now gone , whoever of them may be at- tending here , I do not bewail , -I shall rather comfort . It is well known to what ...
... death insen- sibly received in the vigour of life and public hope . For this reason , the parents of those who are now gone , whoever of them may be at- tending here , I do not bewail , -I shall rather comfort . It is well known to what ...
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... death with tortures . The most atrocious criminals , for money , have been exempted from the deserved pun- ishments ; and men of the most unexception- able characters condemned and banished , unheard . The harbours , though sufficiently ...
... death with tortures . The most atrocious criminals , for money , have been exempted from the deserved pun- ishments ; and men of the most unexception- able characters condemned and banished , unheard . The harbours , though sufficiently ...
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... death of the cross , a Roman citizen ? Shall neither the cries of innocence expiring in agony , nor the tears of pitying spectators , nor the majesty of the Roman common- wealth , nor the fear of the justice of the country , restrain ...
... death of the cross , a Roman citizen ? Shall neither the cries of innocence expiring in agony , nor the tears of pitying spectators , nor the majesty of the Roman common- wealth , nor the fear of the justice of the country , restrain ...
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