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... use of interrogations , with their answers , is in COR . II . Ch . xi . V. 22 , 23 . " Are they Hebrews ? So am " I. Are they Ifraelites ? So am I. Are " they the feed of ABRAHAM ? So am I. " This is very expreffive ; but St. PAUL ftill ...
... use of interrogations , with their answers , is in COR . II . Ch . xi . V. 22 , 23 . " Are they Hebrews ? So am " I. Are they Ifraelites ? So am I. Are " they the feed of ABRAHAM ? So am I. " This is very expreffive ; but St. PAUL ftill ...
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... use ; farmers and waggoners apply- ing bells to their horses , to cheer them in their journey , or rather to give notice to other carriages , when in a narrow road . SEC- SECTION THE XXI . HE critic in this fection proceeds 100 SECTION ...
... use ; farmers and waggoners apply- ing bells to their horses , to cheer them in their journey , or rather to give notice to other carriages , when in a narrow road . SEC- SECTION THE XXI . HE critic in this fection proceeds 100 SECTION ...
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... by the title of their Buckler and Rock , Pfalm xviii . These are comparisons , without the ufual fignatures immediately attendant upon a fimile . VIRGIL VIRGIL in his Georgics proves fufficiently the use and efficacy SECTION XXVIII . 125.
... by the title of their Buckler and Rock , Pfalm xviii . These are comparisons , without the ufual fignatures immediately attendant upon a fimile . VIRGIL VIRGIL in his Georgics proves fufficiently the use and efficacy SECTION XXVIII . 125.
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