Familiar Essays, on Interesting Subjects ...Leigh and Sotheby, 1787 - 170 páginas |
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... nature . Thefe circumftances put him out of conceit with his dinner , although no man entertains more hofpitably or elegantly . This difh was badly cooked - that was over- another was underdone- done in fhort , nothing could please him ...
... nature . Thefe circumftances put him out of conceit with his dinner , although no man entertains more hofpitably or elegantly . This difh was badly cooked - that was over- another was underdone- done in fhort , nothing could please him ...
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... Nature has given him a good shape and proper limbs , you fee a fmart fellow erect from the drill , and fo altered , that , was he now to appear amongst his former companions , there would be few traces left by which they would at first ...
... Nature has given him a good shape and proper limbs , you fee a fmart fellow erect from the drill , and fo altered , that , was he now to appear amongst his former companions , there would be few traces left by which they would at first ...
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... nature intended them , entertains her with the scan- dal of the day ; and often hangs over her in an attitude and dress , the description of which alone would be indelicate ; and if he is a hand- fome fellow , and has been long ini ...
... nature intended them , entertains her with the scan- dal of the day ; and often hangs over her in an attitude and dress , the description of which alone would be indelicate ; and if he is a hand- fome fellow , and has been long ini ...
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... natural abilities , a long course of improper severity made fuch an impreffion upon him , that he has never recovered from its effects . I RECOLLECT also another cafe , of two lads , who , from conftant flogging , were fo hardened to ...
... natural abilities , a long course of improper severity made fuch an impreffion upon him , that he has never recovered from its effects . I RECOLLECT also another cafe , of two lads , who , from conftant flogging , were fo hardened to ...
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... might have foundered . " Too true , and melancholy to an obferver of human nature , are the diffenfions amongst married people ; too true that they are big with every bad effect to the rifing gene ration : and every [ 106 ]
... might have foundered . " Too true , and melancholy to an obferver of human nature , are the diffenfions amongst married people ; too true that they are big with every bad effect to the rifing gene ration : and every [ 106 ]
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Página 103 - And Saul, yet breathing out threatenings and slaughter against the disciples of the Lord, went unto the high priest, and desired of him letters to Damascus, to the synagogues, that if he found any of this way, whether they were men or women, he might bring them bound unto Jerusalem.
Página 8 - For if the word spoken by angels was stedfast, and every transgression and disobedience received a just recompense of reward ; how shall we escape, if we neglect so great salvation; which at the first began to be spoken by the Lord, and was confirmed unto us by them that heard him...
Página 72 - ... simplicity of style, he endeavours to recommend to general practice. He left others to contend for' modes of faith, and inflame themselves and the world with endless controversy ; it was the wiser purpose of his more...
Página 110 - From all this I think it may be concluded, that no human means employed by St. Paul, in his design, of converting the Gentiles, were, or could be adequate to the great difficulties he had to contend with, or to the success that we know attended his work : and we can in reason ascribe that success to no other cause, but the power of God going along with and aiding his ministry, because no other was equal to the effect.
Página 83 - One day telleth another; and one night certifieth another. There is neither speech nor language ; but their voices are heard among them. Their sound is gone out into all lands; and their words into the ends of the world.
Página 116 - Such is the origin of evil under the government of an all-good and all-powerful God ; a question so hard, that the inability of solving it in a satisfactory manner to their apprehensions has driven some of the greatest philosophers into the monstrous and senseless opinions of manicheism and atheism. Such is the reconciling the prescience of God with the free-will of man, which, after...
Página 42 - Scriptures, and employed the last years of his life hardly in any thing else. He was never weary of admiring the great views of that sacred book, and the just relation of all its parts : he every day made discoveries in it that gave him fresh cause of admiration.
Página 118 - ... that revelation, which human reason can hardly clear; but as the truth of it stands upon evidence so strong and convincing, that it cannot be denied without much greater difficulties than those that attend the belief of it, (as I have before...
Página 146 - Glorious their aim — to ease the labouring heart; To war with death and stop his flying dart; To trace the source whence the fierce contest grew, And life's short lease on easier terms renew; To calm the frenzy of the burning brain; To heal the tortures of imploring pain; Or, when more powerful ills all efforts brave, To ease the victim no device can save, And smooth the stormy passage to the grave.