The Progress of the Pilgrim Good-intent, in Jacobinical TimesJ. Bateson, 1800 - 190 |
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... ages , been the perverfion of lan- guage . Did Vice ftalk abroad unveiled in her native deformity , few , whofe minds were not under the immediate influence of fome impe- tuous paffion , would have fufficient boldness to meet the ...
... ages , been the perverfion of lan- guage . Did Vice ftalk abroad unveiled in her native deformity , few , whofe minds were not under the immediate influence of fome impe- tuous paffion , would have fufficient boldness to meet the ...
Strona ii
... ages ; but now , when civili- zation has roufed us from our favage ftate , and when the glorious light of the Gospel of Truth has spread the beams of the pureft morality over our favoured hemisphere , -who could suppose it poffible that ...
... ages ; but now , when civili- zation has roufed us from our favage ftate , and when the glorious light of the Gospel of Truth has spread the beams of the pureft morality over our favoured hemisphere , -who could suppose it poffible that ...
Strona iii
... age , than we have already seen it in our own , by that univerfal confufion of ideas which prevails on the neighbouring conti- nent ; where every species of tyranny and impiety " Vult libertas dici mera , veraque virtus , " HOR . In ...
... age , than we have already seen it in our own , by that univerfal confufion of ideas which prevails on the neighbouring conti- nent ; where every species of tyranny and impiety " Vult libertas dici mera , veraque virtus , " HOR . In ...
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... age " quite benumbed his faculties , and reduced him He could not " to a state of abfolute dotage . " indeed have been kept out of his grave fo long , " but by the strong cordials which have been " administered to him by a certain ...
... age " quite benumbed his faculties , and reduced him He could not " to a state of abfolute dotage . " indeed have been kept out of his grave fo long , " but by the strong cordials which have been " administered to him by a certain ...
Strona 28
... age reftored ! The " reign of Reafon ! Univerfal peace , and free- " dom uncontrolled ! " - Now when it was morn- ing , he awoke , rofe from his bed , and attired himfelf ; and taking his book from the table on which he had laid it the ...
... age reftored ! The " reign of Reafon ! Univerfal peace , and free- " dom uncontrolled ! " - Now when it was morn- ing , he awoke , rofe from his bed , and attired himfelf ; and taking his book from the table on which he had laid it the ...
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afcend affiftance againſt alfo anfwered anſwered appeared aſked ATHEISM becauſe BEELZEBUB beheld bofom caft caufe CHRISTIAN companion confider counfels courfe damfels dangerous darkneſs defcried defigns defire difcern difcourfe earth enemies eſcape evil expreffed eyes fafe faid GOOD-INTENT faith falfe fame feduced feek feemed feen felves fhall fhepherds fhew fhewn fhould fide fifter fight fince firft firſt flain fome fometimes foon fpirit ftand ftill ftrength fubject fuch fuddenly fuffered fufficient fummit hand hath himſelf houfe houſe inftructions INTERPRETER itſelf JACOBINISM journey King laft laſt lefs LIGHT-MIND look Lord mafter mind moft moſt mountain muſt myſelf obferved occafion paffed palace path perceived perfons perfuaded PHILOSOPHY pilgrims pleaſure prefent PRETER promife PRUDENCE purpoſe reaſon reft road ſaid ſhall ſhe ſtate ſtill ſtood ſuch thee thefe themſelves theſe things thofe thoſe thou town of Vanity univerfal unto uſe walk Wherefore whofe whoſe yourſelf
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