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Page 165
... truth on their fide ; and , indeed , it is not always eafy to parry their thrufts , even when truth difavows them . The new production of the eloquent , petulant , and ingenious LINGUET , though replete with fpirit , acrimony , humour ...
... truth on their fide ; and , indeed , it is not always eafy to parry their thrufts , even when truth difavows them . The new production of the eloquent , petulant , and ingenious LINGUET , though replete with fpirit , acrimony , humour ...
Page 318
... truth , but , as much as poffible , to infpire them with the love of it , to fhew them the comfort and advantages of Christian know- ledge , to prevail with them to fearch and examine the scriptures for themselves , and to bring every ...
... truth , but , as much as poffible , to infpire them with the love of it , to fhew them the comfort and advantages of Christian know- ledge , to prevail with them to fearch and examine the scriptures for themselves , and to bring every ...
Page 338
... truth the best writers among the Grecians confefs ; though the merit of the performance they would fain take to themselves . Yet , after all their prejudices , they con- tinually betray the truth , and fhew , that the hiftory was ...
... truth the best writers among the Grecians confefs ; though the merit of the performance they would fain take to themselves . Yet , after all their prejudices , they con- tinually betray the truth , and fhew , that the hiftory was ...
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