The Works of the Right Honourable Joseph Addison, Том 4 |
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In short , by adding infinity to any kind of perfection we enjoy , and by a > joining all these different kinds of perfections in one. presence , We are Such as we may reasonably expect from them what we 52 ADDISON'S WORKS .
In short , by adding infinity to any kind of perfection we enjoy , and by a > joining all these different kinds of perfections in one. presence , We are Such as we may reasonably expect from them what we 52 ADDISON'S WORKS .
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joining all these different kinds of perfections in one Being , we form our idea of the great Sovereign of Nature . Though every one who thinks , must have made this ob . servation , I shall produce Mr. Locke's authority to the same ...
joining all these different kinds of perfections in one Being , we form our idea of the great Sovereign of Nature . Though every one who thinks , must have made this ob . servation , I shall produce Mr. Locke's authority to the same ...
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Those who ? are determined by choice to any particular kind of business , are , indeed , more happy than those who are determined by necessity , but both are under an equal obligation of fixing on employments , which may be either ...
Those who ? are determined by choice to any particular kind of business , are , indeed , more happy than those who are determined by necessity , but both are under an equal obligation of fixing on employments , which may be either ...
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