Theron and Aspasio: Or, A Series of Dialogues and Letters, Upon the Most Important and Interesting Subjects. In Three Volumes, 2. köideCharles Rivington, 1767 |
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... whole , to an Eye placed at a Diftance , bore the Refemblance of a magnificent Vista ; con- tracting , by flow Degrees , its Dimenfions ; and lef- fening , at laft , into a Point . Which , the regular A 2 and and graceful Seat , with ...
... whole , to an Eye placed at a Diftance , bore the Refemblance of a magnificent Vista ; con- tracting , by flow Degrees , its Dimenfions ; and lef- fening , at laft , into a Point . Which , the regular A 2 and and graceful Seat , with ...
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... Whole was fitted up in the higheft Tafte , and furnished with every pleafurable Ornament . On purpose to harmonize with that lavish Gaiety , which feemed to fimile over all the Face of Nature . On purpose to correfpond with that vernal ...
... Whole was fitted up in the higheft Tafte , and furnished with every pleafurable Ornament . On purpose to harmonize with that lavish Gaiety , which feemed to fimile over all the Face of Nature . On purpose to correfpond with that vernal ...
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... Whole of its Demands , it can no longer direct Us to CHRIST ; it will no longer deliver Us over to a REDEEMER's Merit ; but muft engage and attach Us to itself . Teaching Us to look upon its Precepts , and our own confcientious ...
... Whole of its Demands , it can no longer direct Us to CHRIST ; it will no longer deliver Us over to a REDEEMER's Merit ; but muft engage and attach Us to itself . Teaching Us to look upon its Precepts , and our own confcientious ...
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... whole Paffage ; and with as much Plea- fure , as if it had been entirely new . Afp . Then You can give me a Summary of the agreeable Narrative . Ther . I can . But will not this Chace lead Us very far from our Subject ? Afp . Perhaps ...
... whole Paffage ; and with as much Plea- fure , as if it had been entirely new . Afp . Then You can give me a Summary of the agreeable Narrative . Ther . I can . But will not this Chace lead Us very far from our Subject ? Afp . Perhaps ...
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... whole coward Pack give way . Encouraged by this unexpected Succefs , his Hopes revive . He rallies once again his drooping Spirits ; exerts the little Remainder of his Strength ; and fprings through the Midst of the retiring Rout . - It ...
... whole coward Pack give way . Encouraged by this unexpected Succefs , his Hopes revive . He rallies once again his drooping Spirits ; exerts the little Remainder of his Strength ; and fprings through the Midst of the retiring Rout . - It ...
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Page 259 - The condition of man, after the fall of Adam, is such, that he cannot turn and prepare himself, by his own natural strength and good works, to faith, and calling upon God : wherefore we have no power to do good works pleasant and acceptable to God, without the grace of God by Christ preventing us, that we may have a good will, and working with us, when we have that good will.
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