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... labours so much more worthy of his talents , and which would prove more permanent . May he resume them without ... labour of a kind to which we understand he is by no means partial , will in a considerable degree abridge ours , as well ...
... labours so much more worthy of his talents , and which would prove more permanent . May he resume them without ... labour of a kind to which we understand he is by no means partial , will in a considerable degree abridge ours , as well ...
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... labours the writer has availed himself in this compilation . ' The theological student will feel himself obliged to ... labour which Mr. Butler has bestowed on it in a dissertation prefixed , or a place in an Appendix to his Hore Biblica ...
... labours the writer has availed himself in this compilation . ' The theological student will feel himself obliged to ... labour which Mr. Butler has bestowed on it in a dissertation prefixed , or a place in an Appendix to his Hore Biblica ...
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... labour of excelling in this branch of knowlege would be shortened : but , since the fact is that they are seldom thus ... labours of different kinds , which are necessary in order to realize such an attainment , we are not here required ...
... labour of excelling in this branch of knowlege would be shortened : but , since the fact is that they are seldom thus ... labours of different kinds , which are necessary in order to realize such an attainment , we are not here required ...
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