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 109
... give , that , if over us , from which we have the we avoid vice , it is not from the sense worst to fear - we give way to them we have of the amiableness of virtue . in the instances where we see plain- Had I a large collection of books ...
... give , that , if over us , from which we have the we avoid vice , it is not from the sense worst to fear - we give way to them we have of the amiableness of virtue . in the instances where we see plain- Had I a large collection of books ...
Page 157
... give a We will dismiss the daughter , and just appearance to the things without represent Emilia parting with her us ; and how much less pardonably son in terms like these . I am now any violation of decorum would be to take my leave of ...
... give a We will dismiss the daughter , and just appearance to the things without represent Emilia parting with her us ; and how much less pardonably son in terms like these . I am now any violation of decorum would be to take my leave of ...
Page 241
... give him place ; he received managed by the conduct of an an- him to baptism , after having with gel and a divine dream , for to the duty and modesty declared his own Son of God all the angels did re- unworthiness to give , but rather a ...
... give him place ; he received managed by the conduct of an an- him to baptism , after having with gel and a divine dream , for to the duty and modesty declared his own Son of God all the angels did re- unworthiness to give , but rather a ...
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