Sermons, Chiefly on Practical Subjects, Томи 1 – 2Gilbert & Hodges, C.A. Archer & N. Mahon, 1814 |
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... temper were blended with the unaffected simplicity of his manner ; and that his instructions must , for this reason , fall on his hearers with the greater weight and authority . It is observable , that this temper is strongly delineated ...
... temper were blended with the unaffected simplicity of his manner ; and that his instructions must , for this reason , fall on his hearers with the greater weight and authority . It is observable , that this temper is strongly delineated ...
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... temper , when station and authority allow it the freest indulgence ! They will spread through a wide circle , and assume a variety of hateful forms ; -they will be severely felt in that insolence of office , which bears so hard on the ...
... temper , when station and authority allow it the freest indulgence ! They will spread through a wide circle , and assume a variety of hateful forms ; -they will be severely felt in that insolence of office , which bears so hard on the ...
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... temper , which raises our disgust rather than our admi- ration . The character formed by them acquired a tone of rigid severity , which counteracted the principles of social re- finement , and disqualified its possessor . for the more ...
... temper , which raises our disgust rather than our admi- ration . The character formed by them acquired a tone of rigid severity , which counteracted the principles of social re- finement , and disqualified its possessor . for the more ...
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