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... principles . " He would be crown'd . " How that would change his nature - there's " the question . " It is the bright day , that brings forth the " adder ; " And " And that craves wary walking . — C : SECTION XXVIII . 123.
... principles . " He would be crown'd . " How that would change his nature - there's " the question . " It is the bright day , that brings forth the " adder ; " And " And that craves wary walking . — C : SECTION XXVIII . 123.
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... principle rivets the idolatrous Catholic in his bigoted and fantastic notions ? tics his deluded fancy to the pageantry of worship , and hardens him against the purity of proteftant perfuafion ? I am afraid however , that this will not ...
... principle rivets the idolatrous Catholic in his bigoted and fantastic notions ? tics his deluded fancy to the pageantry of worship , and hardens him against the purity of proteftant perfuafion ? I am afraid however , that this will not ...
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... principles ; though , in the latter , in- dividuals amongst them are not proportionally exact : Diffenters will fometimes temporife . Prejudice , indulged by the Romans to an honorable extent , was confiderably flattered by VIRCIL ...
... principles ; though , in the latter , in- dividuals amongst them are not proportionally exact : Diffenters will fometimes temporife . Prejudice , indulged by the Romans to an honorable extent , was confiderably flattered by VIRCIL ...
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