The Works of the Rev. Thomas Zouch ... With a Memoir of His Life: By the Rev. Francis Wrangham, Volume 2T. Wilson and sons, 1820 - Theology |
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... thing that youth should know , he lost , for want of due care , almost all the advantages which he might have derived from it . He had acquired a more than ordinary knowledge of the Latin and Greek languages ; and his grandfather was so ...
... thing that youth should know , he lost , for want of due care , almost all the advantages which he might have derived from it . He had acquired a more than ordinary knowledge of the Latin and Greek languages ; and his grandfather was so ...
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... thing so foreign to the notions , birth , and pursuits of those men , and the discipline with regard to them so loose , that for a very long time it has very manifestly been the ruin of all those young persons , who are easily ...
... thing so foreign to the notions , birth , and pursuits of those men , and the discipline with regard to them so loose , that for a very long time it has very manifestly been the ruin of all those young persons , who are easily ...
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... thing dear and valuable to us . He joined with them in soliciting the assistance of William , and inviting him into England ; and was a member of that Convention , in which the crown was settled * Journals of the House of Commons , IX ...
... thing dear and valuable to us . He joined with them in soliciting the assistance of William , and inviting him into England ; and was a member of that Convention , in which the crown was settled * Journals of the House of Commons , IX ...
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... things , will please you indeed ; when especially the innocence , calmness , and serenity of your thoughts make you fit for so divine and ravishing an exercise * . " In the privacy of this retirement , he rendered himself no unuseful ...
... things , will please you indeed ; when especially the innocence , calmness , and serenity of your thoughts make you fit for so divine and ravishing an exercise * . " In the privacy of this retirement , he rendered himself no unuseful ...
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... thing that it hath pleased God to bestow upon the children of men , so an ill choice of them is , in the opposite extreme , the most pernicious mischief that can be . Good books instruct us in our duty toward God , to- ward man , and to ...
... thing that it hath pleased God to bestow upon the children of men , so an ill choice of them is , in the opposite extreme , the most pernicious mischief that can be . Good books instruct us in our duty toward God , to- ward man , and to ...
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