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... doth not mani- feftly appear , and fhine in Your LORDSHIP : and by thefe Recommending Cir- cumstances You engage the very Hearts of Thofe You Oblige , and double the Va- lue of every Kindnefs You do them . To give , hoping ( and look ...
... doth not mani- feftly appear , and fhine in Your LORDSHIP : and by thefe Recommending Cir- cumstances You engage the very Hearts of Thofe You Oblige , and double the Va- lue of every Kindnefs You do them . To give , hoping ( and look ...
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... them , who is to inherit Your Ample Fortunes , doth , by his Early Love of Learning , and most Vertuous Difpofi- tion , promife , that he will one one day do Honour even to that Honourable Stock from The Dedication .
... them , who is to inherit Your Ample Fortunes , doth , by his Early Love of Learning , and most Vertuous Difpofi- tion , promife , that he will one one day do Honour even to that Honourable Stock from The Dedication .
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... doth he expoftulate feverely with them , after the most grace- ful manner of the Eastern Poetry . The Issue of which is , a plain and full Refo- lution of the Cafe , in those few Words of the Text . Offer unto God Thankf- giving . Would ...
... doth he expoftulate feverely with them , after the most grace- ful manner of the Eastern Poetry . The Issue of which is , a plain and full Refo- lution of the Cafe , in those few Words of the Text . Offer unto God Thankf- giving . Would ...
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... doth its Office at all , but apprehend God as the best and most perfect Being ; it must needs fee , and own , and admire his infinite Per- fections . And this is what is strictly meant by Praise ; which , therefore , is exprefs'd I ...
... doth its Office at all , but apprehend God as the best and most perfect Being ; it must needs fee , and own , and admire his infinite Per- fections . And this is what is strictly meant by Praise ; which , therefore , is exprefs'd I ...
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... doth on the Eye , how Visible Objects fhall appear to it . The Duty takes a farther and furer Hold of us , by the Means of our Will , and that strong Bent towards Gratitude , which the Author of our Nature hath implanted in it . There ...
... doth on the Eye , how Visible Objects fhall appear to it . The Duty takes a farther and furer Hold of us , by the Means of our Will , and that strong Bent towards Gratitude , which the Author of our Nature hath implanted in it . There ...
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