 | 1726 - 350 Seiten
...feparatcd from a, State which is the ' Inftitution of Heaven, and in which we have lived ac' cording to its Laws. As we know no more of the ' next Life,...|but that it will be an happy one to the Good, ' and mifcrable to the Wicked, why may we not pleaie | our felves at leaft to alleviate the Difficulty of... | |
 | 1739 - 336 Seiten
...minal, that methinks there is a kind of Piety in being ' fo unwilling to be feparated from a State which is the ' Inftitution of Heaven, and in which we have lived ac' cording to its Laws. As we know no more of the ' next Life, but that it will be an happy one to... | |
 | English secretary - 1772 - 268 Seiten
...criminal, that methinks there is a Kind of Piety in bt ing fo unwilling to be feparated from a State which is the Inftitution of Heaven, and in which we...but that it will be an happy one to the Good, and mifeiable to. the Wicked, v/by may we not pleafe purfelves, at leaf}, to alleviate the Difficulty of... | |
 | 1778 - 264 Seiten
...there is a kind of piety in being fo unwilling to be feparated from a ftate which is the inftitiitipn of Heaven, and in which we have lived According to...life but that it will be an happy one to the good, <Hid miserable to• the wicked, why may we notf leafe ourfelves, at leaft, to alleviate the difficulty... | |
 | 1794 - 450 Seiten
...there is a kind of piety in being so unwilling to be separated from a state which is the institution of Heaven, and in which we have lived according to...but that it will be an happy one to the good, and miserable to the wicked, why may we not please ourselves at least, to'alleviate the difficulty of resigning... | |
 | 1803 - 402 Seiten
...separated from a state which is the ' institution of heaven, and in which we have lived ac4 cording to its laws. As we know no more of the ' next life,...but that it will be an happy one to the good, ' and miserable to the wicked, why may we not please ' ourselves at least, to alleviate the difficulty of... | |
 | Alexander Chalmers - 1808 - 340 Seiten
...there is a kind of piety in being so unwilling to be separated from a state which is the institution of heaven, and in which we have lived according to...but that it will be an happy one to the good, and miserable to the wicked, why may we not please ourselves at least to alleviate the difficulty of resigning... | |
 | Joseph Addison, Sir Richard Steele - 1810 - 384 Seiten
...state which is the institution of Heaven, and in which Vol. IV. H 86 THE SPECTATOR. No. 204, wejiave lived according to its laws. As we know no more of the next life, but that it will be a happy one to the good, and miserable to the wicked, why may we not please ourselves, at least to... | |
 | Spectator The - 1811 - 802 Seiten
...there is a kind of piety in being so unwiling t» be separated from a state which is the institution of heaven, and in which we have lived according to its laws. As we know no more of lie next life, but that it will be an happy one to he good, and miserable to the wicked, why may we... | |
 | Elegant extracts - 1812 - 310 Seiten
...there is a kind of piety in being so unwilling to be separated from a state which is the institution of Heaven, and in which we have lived according to...but that it will be an happy one to the good, and miserable to the wicked, why may we not please ourselves at least, to alleviate the difficulty of resigning... | |
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As we know no more of the next life, but that it will be an happy one to the good, and miserable to the wicked, why may we not please ourselves at least to alleviate the difficulty of resigning this being, in imagining that we shall have a sense of what... 
