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Page 39
... said more immedi- ately to the Occafion of This Present Af- sembly . Charity shall Cover the multitude of Sins . I There is scarce any Man , I believe , who hears these Words , that is not rea- dy to frame to himself This Sense of them ...
... said more immedi- ately to the Occafion of This Present Af- sembly . Charity shall Cover the multitude of Sins . I There is scarce any Man , I believe , who hears these Words , that is not rea- dy to frame to himself This Sense of them ...
Page 122
... said , and did , with mighty Signs and Wonders , with the Demonftration of the Spirit , and of Power ! I have fully confider'd Three of the Five Points , on which I intended to dif- courfe : Having reprefented to You , First , The ...
... said , and did , with mighty Signs and Wonders , with the Demonftration of the Spirit , and of Power ! I have fully confider'd Three of the Five Points , on which I intended to dif- courfe : Having reprefented to You , First , The ...
Page 173
... said to feek Wisdom , but not to find it . For the mean- ing of these Expreffions is plainly this ; That He pretends to know more , and to fee farther , than the rest of Mankind ; to 3,4 . V. SERM . to have made freer Enquiries after ...
... said to feek Wisdom , but not to find it . For the mean- ing of these Expreffions is plainly this ; That He pretends to know more , and to fee farther , than the rest of Mankind ; to 3,4 . V. SERM . to have made freer Enquiries after ...
Page 196
... said to the Advantage of it , in the Writings of those Eminent Greeks and Romans , who are allow'd to have been the best Masters of Polite Thought and Expreffion . Alas ! Porphyry must have been contented to confess the Vanity of ...
... said to the Advantage of it , in the Writings of those Eminent Greeks and Romans , who are allow'd to have been the best Masters of Polite Thought and Expreffion . Alas ! Porphyry must have been contented to confess the Vanity of ...
Page 204
... said to themselves , Come on , let us enjoy the things that are prefent , let us fill our felves with cofily Wine and Ointments , and let no Flow- er of the Spring pass by us ; let us crown our felves with Rofe - buds before they be ...
... said to themselves , Come on , let us enjoy the things that are prefent , let us fill our felves with cofily Wine and Ointments , and let no Flow- er of the Spring pass by us ; let us crown our felves with Rofe - buds before they be ...
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