Critical & Historical Essays, Volume 2Dent, 1930 |
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Page 280
... give the money of the public for the support of those who teach any false doctrine , it is wrong to give that money for the support of the ministers of the Estab- lished Church . For it is quite certain that , whether Calvin or Arminius ...
... give the money of the public for the support of those who teach any false doctrine , it is wrong to give that money for the support of the ministers of the Estab- lished Church . For it is quite certain that , whether Calvin or Arminius ...
Page 432
... give assistance and flattery too . He took the trouble to retouch whole reams of feeble stumbling verses , and ... gives the following account of his corrections : " Though the whole be as short again as at first , there is not one ...
... give assistance and flattery too . He took the trouble to retouch whole reams of feeble stumbling verses , and ... gives the following account of his corrections : " Though the whole be as short again as at first , there is not one ...
Page 607
... give her his best counsel , though he owned that he was not particularly well qualified to advise on matters relating to the stage . We therefore think it in the highest degree improbable that his little Fanny , when living in habits of ...
... give her his best counsel , though he owned that he was not particularly well qualified to advise on matters relating to the stage . We therefore think it in the highest degree improbable that his little Fanny , when living in habits of ...
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