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By exerting on this occasion your usual generosity , you will not only encourage learning and relieve distress , but ( though it be in comparison of the other motives of very small account ) oblige in a very sensible manner , sir , your ...
By exerting on this occasion your usual generosity , you will not only encourage learning and relieve distress , but ( though it be in comparison of the other motives of very small account ) oblige in a very sensible manner , sir , your ...
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With what devout and conscientious sentiments this paper was undertaken , is evidenced by the following prayer , which he composed and offered up on the occasion : ' Almighty God , the giver of all good things , without whose help all ...
With what devout and conscientious sentiments this paper was undertaken , is evidenced by the following prayer , which he composed and offered up on the occasion : ' Almighty God , the giver of all good things , without whose help all ...
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... of making provision for the day that was passing over him , ' that he appears to have been in this year in great pecuniary distress , having been arrested for debt ; on which occasion his friend Samuel Richardson became his surety .
... of making provision for the day that was passing over him , ' that he appears to have been in this year in great pecuniary distress , having been arrested for debt ; on which occasion his friend Samuel Richardson became his surety .
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