Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Mr. William Whiston, Containing Memoirs of Several of His Friends Also, Partes1-2 |
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But if the same Providence deprives him of all his Honours and Preferments , he
knows ' tis because it will reward him Sevenfold hereafter , and he is satisfied and
contented ; If it please E 5 contented ; being assur'd , if his gracious 60 ...
But if the same Providence deprives him of all his Honours and Preferments , he
knows ' tis because it will reward him Sevenfold hereafter , and he is satisfied and
contented ; If it please E 5 contented ; being assur'd , if his gracious 60 ...
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And such a one doubts not the next Degree , the next Step of Preferment , the
next Apartment in the Temple of Honour , will fully satisfy , and recompense his
late Disappointment , and so with as swift a Wing he speeds on to the next Stage
of ...
And such a one doubts not the next Degree , the next Step of Preferment , the
next Apartment in the Temple of Honour , will fully satisfy , and recompense his
late Disappointment , and so with as swift a Wing he speeds on to the next Stage
of ...
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A City Divine , of good Desert , and Preferment , but wanting still more Preferment
, applied himself to the great Bishop Stillingfleet , to whom Mr. Bentley was then
Chaplain , for his Recommendation , which was then of the highest Value at ...
A City Divine , of good Desert , and Preferment , but wanting still more Preferment
, applied himself to the great Bishop Stillingfleet , to whom Mr. Bentley was then
Chaplain , for his Recommendation , which was then of the highest Value at ...
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Now tho ' this is said in much too general a Manner , and both Mr. Emlyn and
myself always , and Dr. Clarke and Mr. Jackson after some Time , have refused
all Preferments that require that Subscription : Not to name others within my ...
Now tho ' this is said in much too general a Manner , and both Mr. Emlyn and
myself always , and Dr. Clarke and Mr. Jackson after some Time , have refused
all Preferments that require that Subscription : Not to name others within my ...
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... die poffess'd of such good Preferments , and was able to become so great a
Benefactor to the Society , I suppose , but very few of its Members do at all know ;
nor do they , probably , in the least imagine , that one , comparatively so poor and
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... die poffess'd of such good Preferments , and was able to become so great a
Benefactor to the Society , I suppose , but very few of its Members do at all know ;
nor do they , probably , in the least imagine , that one , comparatively so poor and
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| Título | Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Mr. William Whiston, Containing Memoirs of Several of His Friends Also, Partes1-2 |
| Autor | William Whiston |
| Editor | Whiston, 1749 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Indiana |
| Digitalizado | 2 Mayo 2013 |
| Largo | 22 páginas |
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