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Page 161
... favour . able prospects . The reputation which he brought from the Uni- versity was fully justified by his first appearances in the pulpit ; and , in a few months , the fame of his eloquence procured for him a pre- sentation to the ...
... favour . able prospects . The reputation which he brought from the Uni- versity was fully justified by his first appearances in the pulpit ; and , in a few months , the fame of his eloquence procured for him a pre- sentation to the ...
Page 350
... favoured , and they fed in a meadorv . And behold , seven other kine came up after them , poor , and very ill - favoured , and lean fleshed , such as I never saw is all the land of Egypt for badness . And the lean and the ill - faveure ...
... favoured , and they fed in a meadorv . And behold , seven other kine came up after them , poor , and very ill - favoured , and lean fleshed , such as I never saw is all the land of Egypt for badness . And the lean and the ill - faveure ...
Page 385
... favour of human wisdom , -how pitiable were the case of man , possessing a soul of fire and desires which eternity alone can satisfy , how pitiable , I say , would be his case , if he had no knowlege of another sort ! There are , then ...
... favour of human wisdom , -how pitiable were the case of man , possessing a soul of fire and desires which eternity alone can satisfy , how pitiable , I say , would be his case , if he had no knowlege of another sort ! There are , then ...
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