National Review, Том 17Robert Theobold, 1863 |
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... present we would call the attention of our readers to the memory of three men , each important during that eventful period in politics , in religion , or in both ; each venturing to think for himself ; and each having the greater claim ...
... present we would call the attention of our readers to the memory of three men , each important during that eventful period in politics , in religion , or in both ; each venturing to think for himself ; and each having the greater claim ...
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... present at the Synod of Dort , to which he went as a Calvinist , and at which , upon the well pressing of St. John_iii . 16 by Episcopius , he " bade John Calvin good night . " But he was not of that false and untrustworthy temper of ...
... present at the Synod of Dort , to which he went as a Calvinist , and at which , upon the well pressing of St. John_iii . 16 by Episcopius , he " bade John Calvin good night . " But he was not of that false and untrustworthy temper of ...
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... present trust in God turns upon some past phase of his inner history , who is sure that he is now in the right way mainly on the ground that some time ago he certainly turned out of the wrong one , had need have a good memory , and a ...
... present trust in God turns upon some past phase of his inner history , who is sure that he is now in the right way mainly on the ground that some time ago he certainly turned out of the wrong one , had need have a good memory , and a ...
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... present ; trust to - morrow e'en as little as you may . " This is , in tone and feeling , much more like Horace . We add another example in the same form : " AD VENEREM . Vixi puellis nuper idoneus et militavi non sine gloria . Nune ...
... present ; trust to - morrow e'en as little as you may . " This is , in tone and feeling , much more like Horace . We add another example in the same form : " AD VENEREM . Vixi puellis nuper idoneus et militavi non sine gloria . Nune ...
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... present imperfect state of our knowledge of the mirage of analogies , which constitute the association of sound with sense , it is impossible to determine accurately what is the exact metre which , if the proper words could be found ...
... present imperfect state of our knowledge of the mirage of analogies , which constitute the association of sound with sense , it is impossible to determine accurately what is the exact metre which , if the proper words could be found ...
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