The Eclectic Review, Volume 3; Volume 6, Part 2Samuel Greatheed, Daniel Parken, Theophilus Williams, Josiah Conder, Thomas Price, Jonathan Edwards Ryland, Edwin Paxton Hood C. Taylor, 1807 |
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Page 595
... never repenting ; at every step advancing further in disobedience and sinking deeper in destruction , yet never attempting , never even de- siring to return to the path of duty which he had abandoned , - we behold the infatuated Monarch ...
... never repenting ; at every step advancing further in disobedience and sinking deeper in destruction , yet never attempting , never even de- siring to return to the path of duty which he had abandoned , - we behold the infatuated Monarch ...
Page 1016
... never presume to encounter the temptations and dangers of a world lying in wickedness , and full of accident , till you have solemnly committed yourselves to the guidance and patronage of Heaven . Never sit down to those refreshments ...
... never presume to encounter the temptations and dangers of a world lying in wickedness , and full of accident , till you have solemnly committed yourselves to the guidance and patronage of Heaven . Never sit down to those refreshments ...
Page 1048
... never said to be inanimate ; nor were they , in Britain , by good judges , said to be superficial . In both countries they have , at once , given pleasure to the gay , and consolation to the serious . By such a mixture of beauty and ...
... never said to be inanimate ; nor were they , in Britain , by good judges , said to be superficial . In both countries they have , at once , given pleasure to the gay , and consolation to the serious . By such a mixture of beauty and ...
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