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... greater Industry . THE more perfect his Bliss is , the greater is the Crime of despising it . To pursue an infinite and Eternal Happiness is Divine and Angeli- cal ; to pursue a Terrene and Sensual Felicity , is Brutish ; but to place ...
... greater Industry . THE more perfect his Bliss is , the greater is the Crime of despising it . To pursue an infinite and Eternal Happiness is Divine and Angeli- cal ; to pursue a Terrene and Sensual Felicity , is Brutish ; but to place ...
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... greater , the more perfectly glorious and blessed the Person is that is ex- alted , his Ingratitude ( which is the dregs of Baseness ) is the more black and horrid , and provokes the greater detestation . It forfeits and renounces all ...
... greater , the more perfectly glorious and blessed the Person is that is ex- alted , his Ingratitude ( which is the dregs of Baseness ) is the more black and horrid , and provokes the greater detestation . It forfeits and renounces all ...
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... greater ardour , and joy and grati- tude : Angels and Men , our selves to all , and all to every one . For that Love which is the fountain of all is greater than all , a greater Gift , and a greater Treasure . And that love which ...
... greater ardour , and joy and grati- tude : Angels and Men , our selves to all , and all to every one . For that Love which is the fountain of all is greater than all , a greater Gift , and a greater Treasure . And that love which ...
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Preface | xi |
Textual Introduction | li |
To the Reader 372 | 12 |
Copyright | |
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