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Nor is it only we ourselves tiat unsettle the security of things.

Sermons for the New Life. 1802-1876 1876

Irrepserat in editiones ifiop tiat, quod e coniectura emeudabat Aemil.

Euripidis tragoediae. 1812

'Baschis. ntry for a idiculous, ces which I sodomy., still thr/tiat can u. le non-ob -

A General collection of the best and most interesting voyages and travels in all parts of the world [microform] : many of which are now first translated into English : digested on a new plan 1812

For there is not any objedl of fenfation or refledlion, which does tiat carry with it the idea of one: but the weaknefs of this kind of argument we have already fhown fufiiciently.

An Essay Concerning Human Understanding 1796

Hold, madam; one villain, however base, can no. more involve a whole nation in his crimes, thaiv one example, however dignified, can inspire it with his virtues i thank Heaven, the worthless owner of-tiat ma! sion is yet without a rival.

British theatre 1791

- She takes no notice of the penitcn - them your zeal; Do not yon live tiat forrowof Koufleau, whichnear* under tjie protetftion of tbe Um ly refembled that of David. they have eltablilhed?

The Edinburgh magazine, or Literary miscellany 1787

De eo mihi Valerius interpres nun - tiat, Chiliufque fe audifTe fcribit hsc; effe hominem cum Antonio; Antonium porro in cogendis pecuniis diditare, par - tem mihi qujeri, et a me cuftodem communis qua: flus liber - tum effe miffum.

Opera, cum indicibus et variis lectionibus 1783

Qui pofuit fines tuos pa - cem; * 5c adipe frumcnti fa - tiat te.

Breviarium ecclesiæ Rotomagensis 1777

Ikg. We tidve ftewrn our attention to tiat iTt this very feffion.

The speeches of Iohn Wilkes, one of the knights of the shire for the county of Middlesex, in the Parliament appointed to meet at Westminster the 29.th day of November 1774, to the prorogation the 6.th day of June 1777 1777

And a Preacher, above all others, is to care that he be notguilcyof this Folly 'that heafFcQ not needlefs Elegancy, tiat he be not over curious about Words, and ftrive to be florid and gaudy.

The Preacher : a discourse, shewing, what are the particular offices and employments of those of that character in the church ; with a free censure of the most common failings and miscarriages of persons in that sacred employment ; to which is added a catalogue of some authors who may be beneficial to young preachers and students in divinity 1705