The Spectator, Volume 3J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Pagina 39
... thofe in which he has been able to make greater Bounties than ordinary , he has given above twice that Sum to the Sickly and In- digent . Engenius prefcribes to himfelf many particular Days of Fafting and Abftinence , in order to ...
... thofe in which he has been able to make greater Bounties than ordinary , he has given above twice that Sum to the Sickly and In- digent . Engenius prefcribes to himfelf many particular Days of Fafting and Abftinence , in order to ...
Pagina 154
... thofe Rules which the Light of Nature had fuggefted to this great Philofopher , but inftructed his Difciples in the whole Extent of this Duty , as well as of all others . He directed them to the proper Object of Adoration , and taught ...
... thofe Rules which the Light of Nature had fuggefted to this great Philofopher , but inftructed his Difciples in the whole Extent of this Duty , as well as of all others . He directed them to the proper Object of Adoration , and taught ...
Pagina 183
... thofe Parts of the World where Wisdom and Knowledge flourish ; tho ' it must be confefs'd , there are , even in these Parts , feveral poor uninftructed Perfons , who are but little above the Inhabitants of thofe Nations of which I have ...
... thofe Parts of the World where Wisdom and Knowledge flourish ; tho ' it must be confefs'd , there are , even in these Parts , feveral poor uninftructed Perfons , who are but little above the Inhabitants of thofe Nations of which I have ...
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