The Eclectic Review, Volume 1, Part 1C. Taylor, 1805 |
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Page 111
... give the meed of honour wherever its desert exists and we are desirous of exhibiting for imitation , all that was praiseworthy ; and , by way of caution , whatever could give birth to theoretical and practical error . We should be ...
... give the meed of honour wherever its desert exists and we are desirous of exhibiting for imitation , all that was praiseworthy ; and , by way of caution , whatever could give birth to theoretical and practical error . We should be ...
Page 368
... give credit to no person . To give away what of right be- longs to others , is not a virtue , but a crime . Ingratitude was a striking part of Wilkes's character . It alienated , in succession , all his most zealous supporters ; and ...
... give credit to no person . To give away what of right be- longs to others , is not a virtue , but a crime . Ingratitude was a striking part of Wilkes's character . It alienated , in succession , all his most zealous supporters ; and ...
Page 691
... give signs of repentance ; and often , too , before they give signs of repentance , that they may be the more easily induced to repent . When Israel was a child , says God , then I loved him . I taught Ephraim also to go , taking them ...
... give signs of repentance ; and often , too , before they give signs of repentance , that they may be the more easily induced to repent . When Israel was a child , says God , then I loved him . I taught Ephraim also to go , taking them ...
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