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Pagina 43
... shall subject them to Cenfure and Punishment , how shall the young- er Part of the U --- y be induced to pay them that Deference and Regard which is due to their Station ? I proteft , for my own Part , I shall for the future never ...
... shall subject them to Cenfure and Punishment , how shall the young- er Part of the U --- y be induced to pay them that Deference and Regard which is due to their Station ? I proteft , for my own Part , I shall for the future never ...
Pagina 46
... shall all of us have the nobleft Testimony of our Innocence , we shall have what is infinitely preferable to the favour- able Decifion of all the Courts in the Universe , we shall have the filent Applaufe of our own Confciences to ...
... shall all of us have the nobleft Testimony of our Innocence , we shall have what is infinitely preferable to the favour- able Decifion of all the Courts in the Universe , we shall have the filent Applaufe of our own Confciences to ...
Pagina 14
... shall produce fuch Authorities as fhall entirely fubvert Mr. Pointer's Scheme , and fuch as fhall be fufficient to convince the most obftinate Incredulity . And first I shall beg Leave to transcribe a Paffage from Thomas Walfingham , a ...
... shall produce fuch Authorities as fhall entirely fubvert Mr. Pointer's Scheme , and fuch as fhall be fufficient to convince the most obftinate Incredulity . And first I shall beg Leave to transcribe a Paffage from Thomas Walfingham , a ...
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