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The ing the unsatisfactory nature of things temporal , truth , however , is , that we judge of the happito direct the hopes of man to things eternal . Ras- ness and misery of life differently at different selas , as was observed to me ...
The ing the unsatisfactory nature of things temporal , truth , however , is , that we judge of the happito direct the hopes of man to things eternal . Ras- ness and misery of life differently at different selas , as was observed to me ...
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Our first reformers , who were burnt for are to remain always in errour , and truth never not believing bread and wine to be CHRIST ” — can prevail ; and the magistrate was right in per- JOHNSON . ( interrupting him ) , “ Sir , they ...
Our first reformers , who were burnt for are to remain always in errour , and truth never not believing bread and wine to be CHRIST ” — can prevail ; and the magistrate was right in per- JOHNSON . ( interrupting him ) , “ Sir , they ...
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weight in the opinion of those who have held , On Sunday , June 13 , our philosopher was that Truth , as an eternal and immutable princalm at breakfast . There was something exceed- ciple , ought , upon no account whatever , to be ingly ...
weight in the opinion of those who have held , On Sunday , June 13 , our philosopher was that Truth , as an eternal and immutable princalm at breakfast . There was something exceed- ciple , ought , upon no account whatever , to be ingly ...
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| Title | Life of SAMUEL JOHNSON LL.D |
| Author | JAMES BOSWELL |
| Published | 1952 |
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