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... instance of amplification more folemnly defcriptive may be fingled out from many others of the fort , Night IX . P. 12. Vol . IV . O & . Edit . The length of the quotation might be atoned for from the rich variety of its beauties . THE ...
... instance of amplification more folemnly defcriptive may be fingled out from many others of the fort , Night IX . P. 12. Vol . IV . O & . Edit . The length of the quotation might be atoned for from the rich variety of its beauties . THE ...
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... instance Twith this of DEMOSTHENES , in St. PAUL , -Cor . II . Ch . vi . from V. 4. to V. IL . " In all things approving yourselves as the " minifters of God ; in much patience , in “ afflictions , in neceffities , in distresses ; " In ...
... instance Twith this of DEMOSTHENES , in St. PAUL , -Cor . II . Ch . vi . from V. 4. to V. IL . " In all things approving yourselves as the " minifters of God ; in much patience , in “ afflictions , in neceffities , in distresses ; " In ...
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... instance one from a lover of tennis , who , because he had ill luck ( perhaps solely owing to his inferior skill ) is well known to have run with the ball into a corner , and there argued with , and upbraided it , as if it were ...
... instance one from a lover of tennis , who , because he had ill luck ( perhaps solely owing to his inferior skill ) is well known to have run with the ball into a corner , and there argued with , and upbraided it , as if it were ...
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