Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazek 35Pub. for J. Hinton., 1764 |
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But it is reafon that diffipates this cloud ; and reason , clear - fighted and active in a calm , lofes in the storm ... reason , and our reafon alone could convey trush to him . 15 In fine , a paffionate behaviour in difpu- tation is ...
But it is reafon that diffipates this cloud ; and reason , clear - fighted and active in a calm , lofes in the storm ... reason , and our reafon alone could convey trush to him . 15 In fine , a paffionate behaviour in difpu- tation is ...
Strana 127
... reason why any Middlefex prifoners are in Newgate is , that the city of London do , by their feveral charters ... reasons abovementioned , as alfo for divers others of fingular weight and importance , which the petitioners have to offer ...
... reason why any Middlefex prifoners are in Newgate is , that the city of London do , by their feveral charters ... reasons abovementioned , as alfo for divers others of fingular weight and importance , which the petitioners have to offer ...
Strana 174
... Reason has on- ly a right to hear . Nothing but religion is capable of changing pains into pleasures . To make a good ufe of life , one should have in youth , the experience of advanced years ; and , in old - age , the vigour of youth ...
... Reason has on- ly a right to hear . Nothing but religion is capable of changing pains into pleasures . To make a good ufe of life , one should have in youth , the experience of advanced years ; and , in old - age , the vigour of youth ...
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