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Pagina 54
... felves against them by the Dictates of Reafon and Religion , to pull the old Woman out of our Hearts ( as Perfius expreffes it in the Motto of my Paper ) and extinguifh thofe impertinent Notions which we imbibed at a Time that we were ...
... felves against them by the Dictates of Reafon and Religion , to pull the old Woman out of our Hearts ( as Perfius expreffes it in the Motto of my Paper ) and extinguifh thofe impertinent Notions which we imbibed at a Time that we were ...
Pagina 107
... felves enough to refign it , though we every Day wish our felves difengaged from its Allurements ; let us not stand upon a formal taking of Leave , but wean our felves from them , while we are in the midst of them . IT is certainly the ...
... felves enough to refign it , though we every Day wish our felves difengaged from its Allurements ; let us not stand upon a formal taking of Leave , but wean our felves from them , while we are in the midst of them . IT is certainly the ...
Pagina 305
... felves for Relief , because there is hardly any Man alive who hath not injured us . Nay we fpeak it with ⚫ Sorrow , even You your felf , whom we should suspe & of fucha Practice the last of all Mankind , can hardly ac- quit your felf ...
... felves for Relief , because there is hardly any Man alive who hath not injured us . Nay we fpeak it with ⚫ Sorrow , even You your felf , whom we should suspe & of fucha Practice the last of all Mankind , can hardly ac- quit your felf ...
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