Essay on the happiness of the life to comeR. Cruttwell, 1793 - 185 |
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Strona viii
... measure be faid to anticipate . But , on the other hand , too distinct a view of the celestial regions would be productive of many evils . It would ren- der this world a state of misery , by the im- patience it would raise in us to ...
... measure be faid to anticipate . But , on the other hand , too distinct a view of the celestial regions would be productive of many evils . It would ren- der this world a state of misery , by the im- patience it would raise in us to ...
Strona xii
... measure of his heart to appear before his foul , he fills it with celeftial joy ; then you will exclaim with him , and with the Pfalmift , " O Lord ! " a day in thy courts is better than a thou- . " fand elsewhere : " then you will not ...
... measure of his heart to appear before his foul , he fills it with celeftial joy ; then you will exclaim with him , and with the Pfalmift , " O Lord ! " a day in thy courts is better than a thou- . " fand elsewhere : " then you will not ...
Strona 55
... measures of benignity ! What effufions of grace ! He is amiable , adorable , beyond all expreffion , all conception : our language has no terms , our hearts have no fentiments , adequate to this fublime subject . We may reasonably ...
... measures of benignity ! What effufions of grace ! He is amiable , adorable , beyond all expreffion , all conception : our language has no terms , our hearts have no fentiments , adequate to this fublime subject . We may reasonably ...
Strona 80
... undisturbed and always free . Happy in ourselves and in our friends , we shall also rejoice in the felicity of all around us . To feel fincerely and forcibly the the happiness of others , is in fome measure to 80 ON THE HAPPINESS OF.
... undisturbed and always free . Happy in ourselves and in our friends , we shall also rejoice in the felicity of all around us . To feel fincerely and forcibly the the happiness of others , is in fome measure to 80 ON THE HAPPINESS OF.
Strona 81
Charles Louis de VILLETTE. the happiness of others , is in fome measure to increase our own , in proportion to the number of the bleffed . This will be more particularly confidered when I speak of our fentiments in regard to our fellow ...
Charles Louis de VILLETTE. the happiness of others , is in fome measure to increase our own , in proportion to the number of the bleffed . This will be more particularly confidered when I speak of our fentiments in regard to our fellow ...
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