The Spectator: (no. 1-635; Mar. 1, 1710/11-Dec. 20, 1714)Richard Eyres, 1778 |
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... death : he is tor- mented with defires which it is impoffible for him to gratify , folicited by a paffion that has neither objects nor organs adapted to it : he lives in a state of invincible defire and impotence , and always burns in ...
... death : he is tor- mented with defires which it is impoffible for him to gratify , folicited by a paffion that has neither objects nor organs adapted to it : he lives in a state of invincible defire and impotence , and always burns in ...
Strana 245
... death : for it " muft of neceffity be , that one of these two things muft " be the confequence . Death muft take away all these fenfes , or convey me to another life . If all fenfe is to " be taken away , and death is no more than that ...
... death : for it " muft of neceffity be , that one of these two things muft " be the confequence . Death muft take away all these fenfes , or convey me to another life . If all fenfe is to " be taken away , and death is no more than that ...
Strana 324
... death , and fo long as he continues to fin , fo long muft he expect to be punished . Though the Roman - catholic notion of purgatory be indeed very ridiculous , one cannot but think that if the foul after death has any knowledge of what ...
... death , and fo long as he continues to fin , fo long muft he expect to be punished . Though the Roman - catholic notion of purgatory be indeed very ridiculous , one cannot but think that if the foul after death has any knowledge of what ...
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