The Spectator, Svazek 2J. and R. Tonson and S. Draper, 1753 |
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Strana 245
... Death : For it muft of neceffity be , that one of these two things mut be the Confequence . Death muft take away all these Senfes , or convey me to another Life . If all Senfe is to be taken away , and Death is no more than that pro ...
... Death : For it muft of neceffity be , that one of these two things mut be the Confequence . Death muft take away all these Senfes , or convey me to another Life . If all Senfe is to be taken away , and Death is no more than that pro ...
Strana 296
... Death that I faw opening every • Moment upon the Bridge . The Iflands , faid he , that • lie fo fresh and green before thee , and with which the ⚫ whole Face of the Ocean appears spotted as far as thou canft fee , are more in Number ...
... Death that I faw opening every • Moment upon the Bridge . The Iflands , faid he , that • lie fo fresh and green before thee , and with which the ⚫ whole Face of the Ocean appears spotted as far as thou canft fee , are more in Number ...
Strana 24
... Death , and fo long as he continues to fin , fo long muft he expect to be punished . Tho ' the Roman . Catholick Notion of Purgatory be in- deed very ridiculous , one cannot but think that if the Soul after Death has any Knowledge of ...
... Death , and fo long as he continues to fin , fo long muft he expect to be punished . Tho ' the Roman . Catholick Notion of Purgatory be in- deed very ridiculous , one cannot but think that if the Soul after Death has any Knowledge of ...
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