Elegant Extracts: Or, Useful and Entertaining Passages, from the Best English Authors and Translations, 1-2. kötetBenjamin B. Mussey, 1842 |
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xiv. oldal
... ligion Mrs. Chapone . 84 84 Of the Difference between the Extreme of Negligence and Rigour in Religion Ibid . 86 85 On Gratitude Spectator . 89 86 Religion the Foundation of Content : an Allegory Adventurer . 90 87 Bad company - meaning ...
... ligion Mrs. Chapone . 84 84 Of the Difference between the Extreme of Negligence and Rigour in Religion Ibid . 86 85 On Gratitude Spectator . 89 86 Religion the Foundation of Content : an Allegory Adventurer . 90 87 Bad company - meaning ...
48. oldal
... ligion is accused of insufferable seve- repent of it in the issue ? How long rity , in prohibiting enjoyment ; and will you repeat the same round of the old , when they offer their admo- pernicious folly , and tamely expose nition , are ...
... ligion is accused of insufferable seve- repent of it in the issue ? How long rity , in prohibiting enjoyment ; and will you repeat the same round of the old , when they offer their admo- pernicious folly , and tamely expose nition , are ...
86. oldal
... be worth while to conform even to these con- that from which 86 [ BOOK I. ELEGANT EXTRACTS . than Coldness and Indifference in ligion Mrs Chapone Of the Difference between the Extreme of Negligence and Rigour in Religion Ibid.
... be worth while to conform even to these con- that from which 86 [ BOOK I. ELEGANT EXTRACTS . than Coldness and Indifference in ligion Mrs Chapone Of the Difference between the Extreme of Negligence and Rigour in Religion Ibid.
98. oldal
... ligion of his country . hath , by an unaccountable favour The folly and depravity of man- and indulgence , met not only with kind will always furnish out a suffi- cient fund for ridicule ; and when we the blush 98 [ BOOK 1 . ELEGANT ...
... ligion of his country . hath , by an unaccountable favour The folly and depravity of man- and indulgence , met not only with kind will always furnish out a suffi- cient fund for ridicule ; and when we the blush 98 [ BOOK 1 . ELEGANT ...
100. oldal
... and put about to be torn to pieces by tailors virtue out of countenance ; to en- and jockies , vintners and attornies ; who at once rob and ridicule him , sure of 100 [ BOOK 1 . ELEGANT EXTRACTS . Rambler 140 Spectator ligion On ...
... and put about to be torn to pieces by tailors virtue out of countenance ; to en- and jockies , vintners and attornies ; who at once rob and ridicule him , sure of 100 [ BOOK 1 . ELEGANT EXTRACTS . Rambler 140 Spectator ligion On ...
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