Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazky 68–69Pub. for J. Hinton, 1781 |
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... must be the enjoyment ? It must be low and dif- graceful . A rich man , without liberal ideas , and without fome fhare of learning , is an unfit companion for those in the rank to which he is advanced ; a melan- choly confideration ...
... must be the enjoyment ? It must be low and dif- graceful . A rich man , without liberal ideas , and without fome fhare of learning , is an unfit companion for those in the rank to which he is advanced ; a melan- choly confideration ...
Strana 111
... must be faved . From the HOMILY , intitled , FAITH abfolutely neceflary to Salvation , and to find Acceptance of our Works before God . WIthout faith there can be no good work done , accepted and pleafing to God . -Therefore faith St ...
... must be faved . From the HOMILY , intitled , FAITH abfolutely neceflary to Salvation , and to find Acceptance of our Works before God . WIthout faith there can be no good work done , accepted and pleafing to God . -Therefore faith St ...
Strana 153
... must be about two thirds of the length of the part ( K ) . A pin must be put into it through the notch ( k ) , by which means in pushing the pin upwards , the key will open , fo as to per- mit the watch to be wound up . When the pin is ...
... must be about two thirds of the length of the part ( K ) . A pin must be put into it through the notch ( k ) , by which means in pushing the pin upwards , the key will open , fo as to per- mit the watch to be wound up . When the pin is ...
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