The Sermons of Mr. Yorick, Volume 3J. Dodsley, 1779 |
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... text , we find he had done amifs ; and as a punish- ment for it , that all his riches , which his forefathers had laid up in store unto that day , were threatened to be carried away in triumph to Babylon , -the very place 22 SERMON II .
... text , we find he had done amifs ; and as a punish- ment for it , that all his riches , which his forefathers had laid up in store unto that day , were threatened to be carried away in triumph to Babylon , -the very place 22 SERMON II .
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Laurence Sterne. carried away in triumph to Babylon , -the very place from whence the meffengers had come . A hard return ! and what his beha- viour does not seem to have deferved . To fet this matter in a clear light , it will be ...
Laurence Sterne. carried away in triumph to Babylon , -the very place from whence the meffengers had come . A hard return ! and what his beha- viour does not seem to have deferved . To fet this matter in a clear light , it will be ...
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... carried away in triumph to Babylon , the very place from whence the meffengers had come who had been eye - witneffes of his folly . 66 " O Hezekiah ! How couldst thou provoke God to bring this judg- " ment upon thee ? How could thy VOL ...
... carried away in triumph to Babylon , the very place from whence the meffengers had come who had been eye - witneffes of his folly . 66 " O Hezekiah ! How couldst thou provoke God to bring this judg- " ment upon thee ? How could thy VOL ...
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... he feels not Is it that the principles of religion want ftrength , or that the real paffion for what is good and worthy will not .God ! thou carry us high enough ? knowest they carry us too high- we want not to 36 SERMON II .
... he feels not Is it that the principles of religion want ftrength , or that the real paffion for what is good and worthy will not .God ! thou carry us high enough ? knowest they carry us too high- we want not to 36 SERMON II .
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Laurence Sterne. knowest they carry us too high- we want not to be - but to feem- Look out of your door , —take no- tice of that man : fee what difquieting , intriguing , and fhifting , he is content to go through , merely to be thought ...
Laurence Sterne. knowest they carry us too high- we want not to be - but to feem- Look out of your door , —take no- tice of that man : fee what difquieting , intriguing , and fhifting , he is content to go through , merely to be thought ...
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Abishai againſt almoſt anſwer Babylon becauſe befides beseech beſt bleffings cafes caft caufe Chriftian concubine courfe curfed defire deliverance diſcourſe evil faid fame father fecond feek feemed feen Felix fent ferve fettle feven fhall fide fince fing firft firſt flain fo long fome fomething forrow foul fpirits ftill ftrength fuch fuffered fure give greateſt heart herſelf Hezekiah himſelf houſe Ifrael inftance intereft itſelf juftice Laban leaſt leffon lefs Levite look meaſure meffengers ment mercy mifery moft moſt mount Ephraim muſt natural neceffary nerally obſervation occafion ourſelves paffage paffions pafs pity pleaſures poffeffion poffibly prefent prodigal puniſhment purpoſe purſue racter reafon religion ſeems SERMON ſhall ſhe Shimei ſhort ſhould ſpeak ſtand ſtill ſtory thee thefe themſelves theſe things thofe thoſe thou thouſand tion tranſport tural turn unto uſe virtue whilft whofe whoſe wife wiſdom