The Critical Review, Or, Annals of LiteratureW. Simpkin and R. Marshall, 1800 |
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Page 101
... said to have en- tered the vineyard , a lefs degree of alacrity must be expected in the performance of general duties . We fay this without prefuming to give advice to a prelate who understands fo well the duties of the parochial priest ...
... said to have en- tered the vineyard , a lefs degree of alacrity must be expected in the performance of general duties . We fay this without prefuming to give advice to a prelate who understands fo well the duties of the parochial priest ...
Page 172
... said , that what appears fo regular as the letters of your name cannot be by chance . Yes , faid he , with firmness , I think fo . Look at your- self , I replied , and confider your hands and fingers , your legs and feet , and other ...
... said , that what appears fo regular as the letters of your name cannot be by chance . Yes , faid he , with firmness , I think fo . Look at your- self , I replied , and confider your hands and fingers , your legs and feet , and other ...
Page 182
... said , in objection to Mr. Paley's pofition , was the least that ought to be faid on the fubject . His pofition , that the eftablishment of the Chriftian church is to be accommodated to the different arrangements of civil policy ...
... said , in objection to Mr. Paley's pofition , was the least that ought to be faid on the fubject . His pofition , that the eftablishment of the Chriftian church is to be accommodated to the different arrangements of civil policy ...
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