Elegant Extracts: Or, Useful and Entertaining Passages, from the Best English Authors and Translations, 1-2. kötetBenjamin B. Mussey, 1842 |
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vii. oldal
... favour both of the design and its execution . The labour indeed of a Compiler of a book like this is humble ; but its beneficial influence is extensive ; and in this instance , he feels a pride and pleasure in the reflection , that he ...
... favour both of the design and its execution . The labour indeed of a Compiler of a book like this is humble ; but its beneficial influence is extensive ; and in this instance , he feels a pride and pleasure in the reflection , that he ...
xi. oldal
... favour of the various charities with which the metropolis abounds ; and there are few of those institutions which have not benefited by his exertions . As a preacher he will long be remembered ; his matter was always excellent , and his ...
... favour of the various charities with which the metropolis abounds ; and there are few of those institutions which have not benefited by his exertions . As a preacher he will long be remembered ; his matter was always excellent , and his ...
xiv. oldal
... favour of Chris- tianity Bishop Porteus . 213 127 Difficulties in the Word of God to be expected , with the duty of examin- ing its evidence 128 The information the Gospel gives most desirable 129 Christ and Mahomet compared 130 The ...
... favour of Chris- tianity Bishop Porteus . 213 127 Difficulties in the Word of God to be expected , with the duty of examin- ing its evidence 128 The information the Gospel gives most desirable 129 Christ and Mahomet compared 130 The ...
5. oldal
... favour- of a wreck made any man change his ed most , was , not that they should course ; if he turned aside for a mo- escape , but that they should sink ment , he soon forgot the rudder , and last ; and with this promise every left ...
... favour- of a wreck made any man change his ed most , was , not that they should course ; if he turned aside for a mo- escape , but that they should sink ment , he soon forgot the rudder , and last ; and with this promise every left ...
17. oldal
... favour is di- nature in these great duties of life , rection enough to the grateful youth though we have a strong instinct who is to succeed him , without the towards the performing of them , we admonition of his mentioning it . should ...
... favour is di- nature in these great duties of life , rection enough to the grateful youth though we have a strong instinct who is to succeed him , without the towards the performing of them , we admonition of his mentioning it . should ...
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