Theology: Explained and Defended in a Series of Sermons, Volume 1Clark and Lyman, 1818 - Theology, Doctrinal |
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... language , than he could expect to become in the common round of studies pursu- ed by his class . The lesson , as he advanced , was gradually in- creased to a much larger quantity . His eyes being seriously af- fected by this intense ...
... language , than he could expect to become in the common round of studies pursu- ed by his class . The lesson , as he advanced , was gradually in- creased to a much larger quantity . His eyes being seriously af- fected by this intense ...
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... language of eloquent affection and gratitude , his kindness and faithfulness and honourable gene- rosity to her and to her children . The respect which she felt and manifested towards him , though perhaps not his inferior in native ...
... language of eloquent affection and gratitude , his kindness and faithfulness and honourable gene- rosity to her and to her children . The respect which she felt and manifested towards him , though perhaps not his inferior in native ...
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... Language , published in the Memoirs of the Connecticut Academy of Sciences , in 1816 . An Essay on Light , also published by that Institution the same year . In the years 1810 , 1811 , 1812 , and 1816 , he published several important ...
... Language , published in the Memoirs of the Connecticut Academy of Sciences , in 1816 . An Essay on Light , also published by that Institution the same year . In the years 1810 , 1811 , 1812 , and 1816 , he published several important ...
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... language plain , but forcible , the man- ner of delivery solemn and impressive . The mind can scarcely imagine a case in which an audience , comprised of youths , full of feeling , and ardent in the pursuit of reputation and happiness ...
... language plain , but forcible , the man- ner of delivery solemn and impressive . The mind can scarcely imagine a case in which an audience , comprised of youths , full of feeling , and ardent in the pursuit of reputation and happiness ...
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... language of the Psalmist , " Though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death , I will fear no evil , for THOU art with me- Thy rod and thy staff they comfort me . " He immediately replied , " I hope so . " For several of his ...
... language of the Psalmist , " Though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death , I will fear no evil , for THOU art with me- Thy rod and thy staff they comfort me . " He immediately replied , " I hope so . " For several of his ...
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