The Sermons of Mr. Yorick, Tom 1R. and J. Dodsley, 1760 - 238 |
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... distress , all the unfriendly paffions , which at ano- ther time might have rofe within him , now utterly forfook him and fled when he faw his misfortunes - he forgot his en- mity towards the man , -dropped all the prejudices which ...
... distress , all the unfriendly paffions , which at ano- ther time might have rofe within him , now utterly forfook him and fled when he faw his misfortunes - he forgot his en- mity towards the man , -dropped all the prejudices which ...
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... distress without pain and re- luctance ? So that it is almoft a wonder that covetousness , even in fpiglit of itself , does not sometimes argue a man into charity , by its own principle of looking forwards , and the firm expectation it ...
... distress without pain and re- luctance ? So that it is almoft a wonder that covetousness , even in fpiglit of itself , does not sometimes argue a man into charity , by its own principle of looking forwards , and the firm expectation it ...
Strona 119
... distress , and pafs by on the other fide . $ Rather , let him do , as his Saviour . taught him , bind up the wounds , and pour comfort into the heart of one , whom the hand of God has fo bruifed . Let him practise what it is , with ...
... distress , and pafs by on the other fide . $ Rather , let him do , as his Saviour . taught him , bind up the wounds , and pour comfort into the heart of one , whom the hand of God has fo bruifed . Let him practise what it is , with ...
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