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... whole ; what can its general and true beauty be , but its union and consent with the great whole ? If any such thing can be supposed as a union of heart to some particular Being , or number of Beings , disposing it to benevolence to a ...
... whole ; what can its general and true beauty be , but its union and consent with the great whole ? If any such thing can be supposed as a union of heart to some particular Being , or number of Beings , disposing it to benevolence to a ...
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... whole of the other . [ Recapitulation ] Having now extended the subject to a greater length than I first intended , I shall bring it to a close by abstracting a summary from the whole . First - That the idea or belief of a word of God ...
... whole of the other . [ Recapitulation ] Having now extended the subject to a greater length than I first intended , I shall bring it to a close by abstracting a summary from the whole . First - That the idea or belief of a word of God ...
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... whole cataract of water , to be shaken down at intervals by the frequent gusts of wind . All day long , and for a week together , the rain was drip - drip - dripping and splash - splash- splashing from the eaves , and bubbling and ...
... whole cataract of water , to be shaken down at intervals by the frequent gusts of wind . All day long , and for a week together , the rain was drip - drip - dripping and splash - splash- splashing from the eaves , and bubbling and ...
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