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... things as we pray for , or such things as we do not pray for ; and remove from us those things which are hurtful , though they are such things as we pray for . " In the second place , that his disciple may ask such things as are ...
... things as we pray for , or such things as we do not pray for ; and remove from us those things which are hurtful , though they are such things as we pray for . " In the second place , that his disciple may ask such things as are ...
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... things as are best for us , this too is explained at large in the doctrines of the gospel , where we are taught in several instances to re- gard those things as curses , which appear as blessings in the eye of the world ; and , on the ...
... things as are best for us , this too is explained at large in the doctrines of the gospel , where we are taught in several instances to re- gard those things as curses , which appear as blessings in the eye of the world ; and , on the ...
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... things as have really happened , or at least of such things as have happened according to the received opinions of mankind . Milton's fable is a master - piece of this nature ; as the war in heaven , the condition of the fallen angels ...
... things as have really happened , or at least of such things as have happened according to the received opinions of mankind . Milton's fable is a master - piece of this nature ; as the war in heaven , the condition of the fallen angels ...
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Account of SapphoHer Hymn to Venus 225 Discretion and Cunning | 109 |
Letter on the Lovers Leap 229 Fragment of Sappho | 115 |
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