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Page 165
Pray tell him , there may be a Time when provok'd Mercy will no longer strive ,
and when God may refuse to hear , but that ' tis never too late for Men to ask
Mercy ; and we that are Christ's Servants are commanded to preach Mercy at all
Times ...
Pray tell him , there may be a Time when provok'd Mercy will no longer strive ,
and when God may refuse to hear , but that ' tis never too late for Men to ask
Mercy ; and we that are Christ's Servants are commanded to preach Mercy at all
Times ...
Page 167
Atkins start up upon his Feet , fall down on his Knees , and lift up both his Hands :
We suppose he said something , but we could not hear him , it was too far for that
; he did not continue kneeling half a Minute , but comes and fits down again by ...
Atkins start up upon his Feet , fall down on his Knees , and lift up both his Hands :
We suppose he said something , but we could not hear him , it was too far for that
; he did not continue kneeling half a Minute , but comes and fits down again by ...
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St. PAUL ! , hold he prayeth ; I was afraid Atkins would hear him , therefore I
entreated him to with - hold himself a while , that we might see an End of the
Scene , which to me , I must confess , was the most affecting , and yet the most
agreeable ...
St. PAUL ! , hold he prayeth ; I was afraid Atkins would hear him , therefore I
entreated him to with - hold himself a while , that we might see an End of the
Scene , which to me , I must confess , was the most affecting , and yet the most
agreeable ...
Page 180
What ! he no hear you swear , curse , speak the great Damn . W. A. Yes , yes , he
hears it all . Wife . Where be then the muchee great Power strong ? „ W. A. He is
merciful , that's all we can say for it ; and this proves him to be the true God ; he is
...
What ! he no hear you swear , curse , speak the great Damn . W. A. Yes , yes , he
hears it all . Wife . Where be then the muchee great Power strong ? „ W. A. He is
merciful , that's all we can say for it ; and this proves him to be the true God ; he is
...
Page 183
But now he hear what you say ?. W. A. Yes , he has bid us pray to him , and
promis'd to hear us . Wife . Bid you pray ? When he bid you ? How he bid you ?
What ! you hear him speak ? W. A. No , we do not hear him speak , but he has
reveald ...
But now he hear what you say ?. W. A. Yes , he has bid us pray to him , and
promis'd to hear us . Wife . Bid you pray ? When he bid you ? How he bid you ?
What ! you hear him speak ? W. A. No , we do not hear him speak , but he has
reveald ...
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| Title | The Farther Adventures of Robinson Crusoe: Being the Second and Last Part of His Life, and of the Strange Surprizing Accounts of His Travels Round Three Parts of the Globe, Part 2 Eighteenth century collections online |
| Author | Daniel Defoe |
| Edition | 2 |
| Publisher | W. Taylor, 1719 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 28 Sep 2007 |
| Length | 373 pages |
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