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Strana 83
probably it is meant , in pleasantry ; and in truth , I fear as little from this part of the
learned gentleman's argument , as he probably does from the pope , the
pretender , or the catholic plot he talks of . I shall therefore , knowing as we all do
, who ...
probably it is meant , in pleasantry ; and in truth , I fear as little from this part of the
learned gentleman's argument , as he probably does from the pope , the
pretender , or the catholic plot he talks of . I shall therefore , knowing as we all do
, who ...
Strana lvi
This holy and learned divine has left us a sermon , wherein he treats of the rules
of a good confession , and of the obstacles that prevent the making it well .
Amongst other things , be there tells us , that nothing combats and surmounts the
...
This holy and learned divine has left us a sermon , wherein he treats of the rules
of a good confession , and of the obstacles that prevent the making it well .
Amongst other things , be there tells us , that nothing combats and surmounts the
...
Strana cxv
... does it with readiness but struck with astonishment that such questions should ,
at the end of this eighteenth century , be proposed to any learned body , by
inhabitants of a kingdom that glories in the talents and discernment of its na .
tives .
... does it with readiness but struck with astonishment that such questions should ,
at the end of this eighteenth century , be proposed to any learned body , by
inhabitants of a kingdom that glories in the talents and discernment of its na .
tives .
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