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... themselves to floth and indolence , na- ture foon punishes the violation of her law by grievous di- ftempers of body and mind : the man grows a burden to him- felf , and languishes in the liftlefs , lingering torments of idle- nefs ...
... themselves to floth and indolence , na- ture foon punishes the violation of her law by grievous di- ftempers of body and mind : the man grows a burden to him- felf , and languishes in the liftlefs , lingering torments of idle- nefs ...
Pagina 238
... themselves to dedicate themselves to God and Chrift ; and therefore not to be performed • without their own free will and confent . ' From the above extract it appears , that our Author opposes the practice of Infant - Baptifm , from a ...
... themselves to dedicate themselves to God and Chrift ; and therefore not to be performed • without their own free will and confent . ' From the above extract it appears , that our Author opposes the practice of Infant - Baptifm , from a ...
Pagina 254
... themselves . They are conscious of their natural goodness of heart , and that makes them not affraid to appear fuch as they are . They have generofity , fenfe and penetration ; but they are apt to love money too well ; a fault which I ...
... themselves . They are conscious of their natural goodness of heart , and that makes them not affraid to appear fuch as they are . They have generofity , fenfe and penetration ; but they are apt to love money too well ; a fault which I ...
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