“The” Works of the Most Reverend Dr. John Tillotson ...W. Ruddiman, 1772 |
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Page 60
... continually increasing his eftate , and enlarging his barns , to make more room ftill for his fruits , that he might lay up goods in ftore for ma- ny years . The parable does not fo much as intimate any indirect or unjuft ways of gain ...
... continually increasing his eftate , and enlarging his barns , to make more room ftill for his fruits , that he might lay up goods in ftore for ma- ny years . The parable does not fo much as intimate any indirect or unjuft ways of gain ...
Page 63
... continually adding to their eftate , without any defign of enjoyment ; and take infinite pains to raise a huge fortune , not that they may ufe it , but that they may be faid to have it . This is a degree of covetoufnefs even beyond that ...
... continually adding to their eftate , without any defign of enjoyment ; and take infinite pains to raise a huge fortune , not that they may ufe it , but that they may be faid to have it . This is a degree of covetoufnefs even beyond that ...
Page 75
... continually new occafions and new ne- ceflities ; and every day as he grows richer , he difco- vers new wants ; and a new poverty to be provided againft , which he did not think of before , comes in- to his mind : Et minus hac optat ...
... continually new occafions and new ne- ceflities ; and every day as he grows richer , he difco- vers new wants ; and a new poverty to be provided againft , which he did not think of before , comes in- to his mind : Et minus hac optat ...
Page 79
... continually in- creafing his eftate , fo that he had goods laid up for many years ; but he lived not one jot the longer for being provided of the conveniencies of life for fo long a time before hand ; for whilft he was bleffing himself ...
... continually in- creafing his eftate , fo that he had goods laid up for many years ; but he lived not one jot the longer for being provided of the conveniencies of life for fo long a time before hand ; for whilft he was bleffing himself ...
Page 95
... continually in dan- ger of being removed from them . And ( as one fays ) it is folly to build our hopes upon a match , where both parties are fo uncertain and inconftant . Why fhould we place our deareft affections upon things which we ...
... continually in dan- ger of being removed from them . And ( as one fays ) it is folly to build our hopes upon a match , where both parties are fo uncertain and inconftant . Why fhould we place our deareft affections upon things which we ...
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