The British CriticF. and C. Rivington, 1826 |
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... animals by which they were visited , 120 - land - journeys undertaken , notice of , ib . - unfortunate death of a seaman , ib . - they sail from Port Bowen , 121 - danger of the Fury , Capt . Hoppner's account of , 122 , 123 -she is ...
... animals by which they were visited , 120 - land - journeys undertaken , notice of , ib . - unfortunate death of a seaman , ib . - they sail from Port Bowen , 121 - danger of the Fury , Capt . Hoppner's account of , 122 , 123 -she is ...
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... animal , and denoted bad and low inclinations ; and that those which were on the top of the head or forehead , were indications of talent or elevation of character ; he finished by showing us the finest and rarest of all the ...
... animal , and denoted bad and low inclinations ; and that those which were on the top of the head or forehead , were indications of talent or elevation of character ; he finished by showing us the finest and rarest of all the ...
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... animals , & c . & c . ; which to me seems an additional reason for believing that the greatest and last of events , the end of the world , is not far distant . " There are many incidental anecdotes dispersed throughout the work , and ...
... animals , & c . & c . ; which to me seems an additional reason for believing that the greatest and last of events , the end of the world , is not far distant . " There are many incidental anecdotes dispersed throughout the work , and ...
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... animal , as an appropriate mode of represent- ing their own guilt and liability to punishment ; so incredible is it that a rite so dismal in itself , and so irreconcileable to our natural apprehensions of the divine benevolence , should ...
... animal , as an appropriate mode of represent- ing their own guilt and liability to punishment ; so incredible is it that a rite so dismal in itself , and so irreconcileable to our natural apprehensions of the divine benevolence , should ...
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... animal sacrifice , from the natural incongruity of that species of worship , and its unsuitableness to our notions of the divine nature , evidently press with augmented force against it , when it is considered as invested with an ...
... animal sacrifice , from the natural incongruity of that species of worship , and its unsuitableness to our notions of the divine nature , evidently press with augmented force against it , when it is considered as invested with an ...
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