Elegant Extracts, Or, Useful and Entertaining Passages from the Best English Authors and Translations: Principally Designed for the Use of Young Persons, Volume 1S. Walker, 1826 - English letters |
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Page 229
... body ceasing , the ope- swer the excellence of our extrac- rations of the soul do not cease with tion . them . I see a body in perfect health , 3. A disciple of natural religion the mind , therefore , is sound . The can obtain only an ...
... body ceasing , the ope- swer the excellence of our extrac- rations of the soul do not cease with tion . them . I see a body in perfect health , 3. A disciple of natural religion the mind , therefore , is sound . The can obtain only an ...
Page 234
... body of truth . they form a body of natural religion There is no genius so narrow , as not by the light of the gospel , and then to be capable of proposing some they attribute to their own penetra- clear truth , some excellent maxim ...
... body of truth . they form a body of natural religion There is no genius so narrow , as not by the light of the gospel , and then to be capable of proposing some they attribute to their own penetra- clear truth , some excellent maxim ...
Page 406
... body nature with the first rapture of never you are to address . Your means of ending joy . J. Q. Adams . persuasion are to be derived from three distinct general sources ; hav- ing reference respectively , first to the subject of ...
... body nature with the first rapture of never you are to address . Your means of ending joy . J. Q. Adams . persuasion are to be derived from three distinct general sources ; hav- ing reference respectively , first to the subject of ...
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