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 573
... thought . And we are made to think of the medium after some time , only by the reflection how very clearly we have apprehended the sense , even when relating to the uncouth subjects of law , or the ab- struse subjects of metaphysics ...
... thought . And we are made to think of the medium after some time , only by the reflection how very clearly we have apprehended the sense , even when relating to the uncouth subjects of law , or the ab- struse subjects of metaphysics ...
Page 726
... thought unworthy of notoriety and circulation ; it contains a number of excellent observations applicable to the different stations of life , and especially inculcates humility , patience , benevolence , and a disposition to be happy ...
... thought unworthy of notoriety and circulation ; it contains a number of excellent observations applicable to the different stations of life , and especially inculcates humility , patience , benevolence , and a disposition to be happy ...
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... thought , each of them producing a far greater effect , as a part of the combination , than it would have done as a little thought standing alone . The consequence of this defect is , that the emphasis of the sentiment and the crisis or ...
... thought , each of them producing a far greater effect , as a part of the combination , than it would have done as a little thought standing alone . The consequence of this defect is , that the emphasis of the sentiment and the crisis or ...
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