The Spectator ...Angier March, 1803 |
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... Pray , Sir , be pleased to give us some remarks upon voluntary counsellors ; and let these people know that to give any body advice , is to say to that person , “ I am your betters . " Pray , Sir , as near as you can , describe that ...
... Pray , Sir , be pleased to give us some remarks upon voluntary counsellors ; and let these people know that to give any body advice , is to say to that person , “ I am your betters . " Pray , Sir , as near as you can , describe that ...
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... pray . In the first place , he recommends to him , as the model of his devotions , a short prayer which a Greek poet ... pray for , or such things as we do not pray for : and remove from us those things which are hurtful , though ...
... pray . In the first place , he recommends to him , as the model of his devotions , a short prayer which a Greek poet ... pray for , or such things as we do not pray for : and remove from us those things which are hurtful , though ...
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... pray against nothing but sin , and against evil in general , leaving it with Omni- science to determine what is really such . If we look into the first of Socrates's rules of prayer , in which he recommends the above - mentioned form of ...
... pray against nothing but sin , and against evil in general , leaving it with Omni- science to determine what is really such . If we look into the first of Socrates's rules of prayer , in which he recommends the above - mentioned form of ...
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