Select British Classics, Volume 38J. Conrad, 1803 |
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Page 39
... thought of annihilation before them ; or so ill - natured , as to endeavour to persuade mankind to the disbelief of what is so pleasing and profitable even in the prospect ; or so blind , as not to see that there is a Deity , and if ...
... thought of annihilation before them ; or so ill - natured , as to endeavour to persuade mankind to the disbelief of what is so pleasing and profitable even in the prospect ; or so blind , as not to see that there is a Deity , and if ...
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have thought nothing but a salamander could have been safe in such a situation . I was in company with two or three fanciful friends during this whole show . One of them being a critic , that is , a man who on all occasions is more ...
have thought nothing but a salamander could have been safe in such a situation . I was in company with two or three fanciful friends during this whole show . One of them being a critic , that is , a man who on all occasions is more ...
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... thought for motion , who knew what thought was . For these reasons I do hereby give it in charge to all Christians that hereafter they speak of Free - Thinkers in the neuter gender , using the term ' it ' for him . They are to be ...
... thought for motion , who knew what thought was . For these reasons I do hereby give it in charge to all Christians that hereafter they speak of Free - Thinkers in the neuter gender , using the term ' it ' for him . They are to be ...
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