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... reason . • Mar. Was oppofite to these ? • Nar . What preceded , The true construction Is , that my love , impatient of controul , O'erpafs'd my argument . - Marcella stands By the warm paffion unaffailable , Hard of accefs , nor easy to ...
... reason . • Mar. Was oppofite to these ? • Nar . What preceded , The true construction Is , that my love , impatient of controul , O'erpafs'd my argument . - Marcella stands By the warm paffion unaffailable , Hard of accefs , nor easy to ...
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... reason about them : but if they be the fame , we must believe that God will not do what appears to us to be contrary to wif dom and goodnefs ; and we therefore must make our idea of wisdom and goodness a rule of judging concerning the ...
... reason about them : but if they be the fame , we must believe that God will not do what appears to us to be contrary to wif dom and goodnefs ; and we therefore must make our idea of wisdom and goodness a rule of judging concerning the ...
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... Reason , celeftial Reason , our guide and fupport in the labyrinth of life , alas ! whither wilt thou fly in this feafon of difcord and maddening fury ? The oppreffors will have nothing to fay to thee , and thou art rejected by the ...
... Reason , celeftial Reason , our guide and fupport in the labyrinth of life , alas ! whither wilt thou fly in this feafon of difcord and maddening fury ? The oppreffors will have nothing to fay to thee , and thou art rejected by the ...
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