The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 22Philological Society of London, 1792 |
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... never be tranflated from one fee to another , think ing with him , that his church was his wife , and his diocefe his children , from whom he should never be divorced ; and how little indeed is the honour of the church , the ...
... never be tranflated from one fee to another , think ing with him , that his church was his wife , and his diocefe his children , from whom he should never be divorced ; and how little indeed is the honour of the church , the ...
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... never was afraide of Death Wherefore I praie thee O God give mee true patience & trulie to be humbled to the end . other than a true Chriftian by profeffion for I never denied the power of my God , nor I never believed to be juftified ...
... never was afraide of Death Wherefore I praie thee O God give mee true patience & trulie to be humbled to the end . other than a true Chriftian by profeffion for I never denied the power of my God , nor I never believed to be juftified ...
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... never trufte anie man not of founde réligion , for he that is falfe to God , can never be true to man . ' He ufed to fay of his Miftrefs , Queen Elizabeth , " That no one of her Councillors could tell her what he knewe not , and that ...
... never trufte anie man not of founde réligion , for he that is falfe to God , can never be true to man . ' He ufed to fay of his Miftrefs , Queen Elizabeth , " That no one of her Councillors could tell her what he knewe not , and that ...
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