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Pagina 102
... endeavours to persuade us to the contrary . We are likewise ready to maintain , with the hazard of all that is near and ... endeavour to extirpate all such furious zealots as would sacri- fice one half of their country to the passion and ...
... endeavours to persuade us to the contrary . We are likewise ready to maintain , with the hazard of all that is near and ... endeavour to extirpate all such furious zealots as would sacri- fice one half of their country to the passion and ...
Pagina 129
... endeavour to throw off a real and fresh affliction , by turning over books in a melancholy mood ; but it is not easy to remove griefs which touch the heart by applying remedies which only entertain the imagination . As , there- fore ...
... endeavour to throw off a real and fresh affliction , by turning over books in a melancholy mood ; but it is not easy to remove griefs which touch the heart by applying remedies which only entertain the imagination . As , there- fore ...
Pagina 167
... endeavour to please Him and each other . I am , for ever , your faithful Servant . ' I will not trouble you with more letters at this time , but if you saw the poor withered hand which sends you these minutes , I am sure you would smile ...
... endeavour to please Him and each other . I am , for ever , your faithful Servant . ' I will not trouble you with more letters at this time , but if you saw the poor withered hand which sends you these minutes , I am sure you would smile ...
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