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... verfion ; but an ele- gance of a particular kind , and of peculiar characteristics . This elegance , he thinks , is ... verfion . We agree entirely with the learned and excellent Bishop of Waterford , that the fimple and ancient turn of ...
... verfion ; but an ele- gance of a particular kind , and of peculiar characteristics . This elegance , he thinks , is ... verfion . We agree entirely with the learned and excellent Bishop of Waterford , that the fimple and ancient turn of ...
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... verfion , and fuch is our idea of the confequences of wanton innovation , that we cannot but efteem every alter- ation to be pofitively injurious , by which nothing is gained in point of propriety , or elegance , or perfpicuity . It is ...
... verfion , and fuch is our idea of the confequences of wanton innovation , that we cannot but efteem every alter- ation to be pofitively injurious , by which nothing is gained in point of propriety , or elegance , or perfpicuity . It is ...
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... verfion of the N. T. " If any abide not in me , he hal be caft forth as the branche , and foal wither ; and they fhall gather him up , and caft him into the fire , and be burneth . " But it is evident , that the compilers of this verfion ...
... verfion of the N. T. " If any abide not in me , he hal be caft forth as the branche , and foal wither ; and they fhall gather him up , and caft him into the fire , and be burneth . " But it is evident , that the compilers of this verfion ...
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