The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1796 |
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Page 189
... received the first - fruits of the fpirit , even we ourselves groan within us , expecting an adoption of fons for our redemption from the body . ( 24 ) For we were faved under this hope ; but hope , that is attained , is not hope : for ...
... received the first - fruits of the fpirit , even we ourselves groan within us , expecting an adoption of fons for our redemption from the body . ( 24 ) For we were faved under this hope ; but hope , that is attained , is not hope : for ...
Page 421
... received at least with respect . Com- plaints by men of tempers not naturally querulous , may be supposed to have a foundation ; and political doctrines from the man of ap- proved wisdom and tried patriotifm , cannot die with him . In ...
... received at least with respect . Com- plaints by men of tempers not naturally querulous , may be supposed to have a foundation ; and political doctrines from the man of ap- proved wisdom and tried patriotifm , cannot die with him . In ...
Page 570
... received this in- telligence , they received difpatches from the commander in chief himself , not only confirming the fecond victory , but announcing a third equally important . " On the day after the fecond battle , the Auftrian ...
... received this in- telligence , they received difpatches from the commander in chief himself , not only confirming the fecond victory , but announcing a third equally important . " On the day after the fecond battle , the Auftrian ...
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