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Agreeably to the title , several of the sermons treat on particular subjects : those on Education are six in number ; those en Reflection , five : the number appropriated to the Consideration of the Greatness of God in the ...
Agreeably to the title , several of the sermons treat on particular subjects : those on Education are six in number ; those en Reflection , five : the number appropriated to the Consideration of the Greatness of God in the ...
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The members wear a particular dress , black , embroidered with green silk . I know not how it has happened that these dis - tiactive dresses have become in vogue since the revolution , for they ...
The members wear a particular dress , black , embroidered with green silk . I know not how it has happened that these dis - tiactive dresses have become in vogue since the revolution , for they ...
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But I love my own particular good as consisting in the first conception I have of some one desirable object for the same reason , for which I afterwards love any other known good whether my own , or another's , whether conceived of as ...
But I love my own particular good as consisting in the first conception I have of some one desirable object for the same reason , for which I afterwards love any other known good whether my own , or another's , whether conceived of as ...
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