The Works of Thomas Secker, LL.D.: Late Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, Volume 2C. and J. Rivington, 1825 |
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Page 69
... faults to which we are then pecu- liarly subject . And here , The most common faults which persons in years are charged with , often unjustly and inconsiderately , but sometimes also with too much reason , are artful- ness and ...
... faults to which we are then pecu- liarly subject . And here , The most common faults which persons in years are charged with , often unjustly and inconsiderately , but sometimes also with too much reason , are artful- ness and ...
Page 102
... faults , requires that they admonish them with singular earnestness to perform their du- ties ; the only prerogative in relation to this matter that can be allowed them . But as in general the least offensive , and therefore most ...
... faults , requires that they admonish them with singular earnestness to perform their du- ties ; the only prerogative in relation to this matter that can be allowed them . But as in general the least offensive , and therefore most ...
Page 150
... fault . But , in truth , there are disquiets , belong- ing to their rank , from which yours is exempt . Or allowing it ... faults ? Power and rank , and leisure and plenty , may indeed be used to ex- cellent purposes ; but prove commonly ...
... fault . But , in truth , there are disquiets , belong- ing to their rank , from which yours is exempt . Or allowing it ... faults ? Power and rank , and leisure and plenty , may indeed be used to ex- cellent purposes ; but prove commonly ...
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