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Pagina 43
... choly thought , of our being overlooked by our Ma- ker in the multiplicity of his works , and the infinity of those objects among which he seems to be inces- santly employed , if we consider , in the first place , that he is omnipresent ...
... choly thought , of our being overlooked by our Ma- ker in the multiplicity of his works , and the infinity of those objects among which he seems to be inces- santly employed , if we consider , in the first place , that he is omnipresent ...
Pagina 82
... choly , from the person on whom it falls . In short , ' says he , its presence naturally changes every place into a kind of heaven . ' After he had gone on for some time in this unintelligible cant , I found that he jumbled natural and ...
... choly , from the person on whom it falls . In short , ' says he , its presence naturally changes every place into a kind of heaven . ' After he had gone on for some time in this unintelligible cant , I found that he jumbled natural and ...
Pagina 199
... choly lot this ; but attended with one advantage above theirs , to whom it would be as painful to forbear good offices as it is to these men to perform them ; that whereas persons naturally beneficent often mistake * 10 @ e instinct for ...
... choly lot this ; but attended with one advantage above theirs , to whom it would be as painful to forbear good offices as it is to these men to perform them ; that whereas persons naturally beneficent often mistake * 10 @ e instinct for ...
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