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We notice , with pleasure , these engaging traits of her character , because such di . vine exertions alone constitute true nobility . It is not the gaudy trappings of wealth , nor the boisterous bustle of power , that can command real ...
We notice , with pleasure , these engaging traits of her character , because such di . vine exertions alone constitute true nobility . It is not the gaudy trappings of wealth , nor the boisterous bustle of power , that can command real ...
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His character , however , was thought so ambiguous by fome , even among the Catho . lics themselves , that some time after Becket's death , it was publicly debated the university of Paris , " Whether the soul of Becket was in heaven or ...
His character , however , was thought so ambiguous by fome , even among the Catho . lics themselves , that some time after Becket's death , it was publicly debated the university of Paris , " Whether the soul of Becket was in heaven or ...
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The pastoral which fings of happy swains , And harmless nymphs , that haunts the woods and plains , Should thro ' the whole discover everywhere , Their old fimplicity and pious air ; And in the characters of maids and youth , Unpra ...
The pastoral which fings of happy swains , And harmless nymphs , that haunts the woods and plains , Should thro ' the whole discover everywhere , Their old fimplicity and pious air ; And in the characters of maids and youth , Unpra ...
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This curious character , Duns Scotus , was of the order of St. Francis ; by the acuter ess of his parts , and especially by his manner of disputing , he acquired the name of the Subtil Doctor . He was very zealous in opposing the ...
This curious character , Duns Scotus , was of the order of St. Francis ; by the acuter ess of his parts , and especially by his manner of disputing , he acquired the name of the Subtil Doctor . He was very zealous in opposing the ...
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A Picture of Christian Philosophy , by Mr. FELLOWES , a curate of the church of England , is a charming volume , in which the character of the great and venerable founder of our religion is ably drawndivested of every trait that has the ...
A Picture of Christian Philosophy , by Mr. FELLOWES , a curate of the church of England , is a charming volume , in which the character of the great and venerable founder of our religion is ably drawndivested of every trait that has the ...
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