The Spectator ...Angier March, 1803 |
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Strana 83
... reflections , and partly of such as have been already used , but now set in a stronger light . " A believer may be excused by the most hardened atheist for endeavouring to make him a convert , be- cause he does it with an eye to both ...
... reflections , and partly of such as have been already used , but now set in a stronger light . " A believer may be excused by the most hardened atheist for endeavouring to make him a convert , be- cause he does it with an eye to both ...
Strana 122
... reflections the poor men make upon their conduct ( so they cannot call it criminal ) , when at the same time a little tenderness of behaviour , or regard to shew an inclination to please them , would make them entirely at ease . Do not ...
... reflections the poor men make upon their conduct ( so they cannot call it criminal ) , when at the same time a little tenderness of behaviour , or regard to shew an inclination to please them , would make them entirely at ease . Do not ...
Strana 228
... reflections upon hu- man nature , are the best means we can make use of to improve our minds , and gain a true knowledge of ourselves , and consequently to recover our souls out of the vice , ignorance , and prejudice , which natu ...
... reflections upon hu- man nature , are the best means we can make use of to improve our minds , and gain a true knowledge of ourselves , and consequently to recover our souls out of the vice , ignorance , and prejudice , which natu ...
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