An Elegant and Learned Discourse of the Light of NatureUniversity of Toronto Press, 1971 - 216 pages |
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... thou wilt then be of another minde . Judge candidly , and take his opinion , as thou wouldst do his picture , sitting ; not from a luxuriant expression ( wherein he alwayes allowed for the shrinking ) but from his declared judgement ...
... thou wilt then be of another minde . Judge candidly , and take his opinion , as thou wouldst do his picture , sitting ; not from a luxuriant expression ( wherein he alwayes allowed for the shrinking ) but from his declared judgement ...
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... will they therefore resolve to have none at all ? will you throw away your gold , because it's mixt with drosse ? Thy very being that's imperfect too , thy graces , they are imperfect , wilt thou refuse these also ? And then consider ...
... will they therefore resolve to have none at all ? will you throw away your gold , because it's mixt with drosse ? Thy very being that's imperfect too , thy graces , they are imperfect , wilt thou refuse these also ? And then consider ...
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... thou dost not care for a Deity in a calme , yet what wilt thou do in a storme ? when the North - winde blows upon thy garden , and when the frost nips thy tender Grapes . Thou dost not care for him in the spring , but wouldst thou not ...
... thou dost not care for a Deity in a calme , yet what wilt thou do in a storme ? when the North - winde blows upon thy garden , and when the frost nips thy tender Grapes . Thou dost not care for him in the spring , but wouldst thou not ...
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