 | 1741 - 930 pages
...as I can. Although I think my caufe is ;<i;f , yet one great motion is my fubmitting tq the pleakues of Providence, and to the laws of my country. '. I am not anfwerable to God for the doubts that arrfe in my own hreaft, Cnce they are the confequenoe of that reafon which he hath planted in roe,... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1765 - 536 pages
...as I can. Although I think my caufe is juft, yet one great motion is my fubmitting to the pleafure of Providence, and to the laws of my country. I am...breaft, fince they are the confequence of that reafon A a 3 which THOUGHTS ON RELIGION. which he hath planted in me, if I take care to conceal thpfe doubts... | |
 | Jonathan Swift, John Hawkesworth - 1765 - 334 pages
...as I can. Although I think my caufe is juft, yet one great motion is my fubmitting to the plealure of providence, and to the laws of my country. I am...to God for the doubts that arife in my own breaft, fmce they are the confequence of that reafon which he hath planted in me ; if I tak,e care to conceal... | |
 | 1765 - 692 pages
...been lefs his duty to fubmit to the pleafure of Providence if he had thought . . , f h" «">»"»«« I am not anfwerable to God for the doubts that arife in my own breaft, is not impoflible to remove them withouc A fmce they are the confequence of that B •bslifhing the... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1766 - 388 pages
...is my fubmitting to the pleafure of Providence, and to tlie laws of my countiy. 1 am not aniwerable to God for the doubts that arife in my own breaft,...confequence of that reafon which he hath planted in me, if 1 take care to conceal ihofe doubts from others, if I ufe my bell endeavou.s to fubdue themr and if... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1774 - 414 pages
...Providence, and to the laws of nr/ country. ' I am not anfwerable to God for the doubts that icife in my own breaft, fince they are the confequence of...hath planted in' me, if I take care to conceal thofe doubts from others, if I ule my beft endeavours to fubdue them, and if they have no influence on the... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1784 - 454 pages
...as I can. Although I think my caufe is juft ; yet one great motive is my fubmitting to the pleafure of Providence, and to the laws of my country. I am...fince they are the confequence of that reafon which he has planted in me ; if I take care to conceal thofe doubts from others, if I ufe my beft endeavours... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1801 - 416 pages
...as I can. Although I think my cause is just; yet one great motive is my submitting to the pleasure of Providence, and to the laws of my country. I am not answerable to God for the doubts that arise in my own breast, since they are the consequence of that... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1801 - 418 pages
...as I can. Although I think my cause is just; yet one great motive is my submitting to the pleasure of Providence, and to the laws of my country. I am not answerable to God for the doubts that arise in my own breast, since they are the consequence of that... | |
 | Jonathan Swift - 1814 - 468 pages
...as I can. Although I think my cause is just ; yet one great motive is my submitting to the pleasure of Providence, and to the laws of my country. I am not answerable to God for the doubts that arise in my own breast, since they are the consequence of that... | |
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I am not answerable to God for the doubts that arise in my own breast, since they are the consequence of that reason which he hath planted in me, if I take care to conceal those doubts from others, if I use my best endeavours to subdue them, and if they... 
