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... performed by a single band , calculates by a very easy operation the force of thousands , and goes on accumulating ... perform less than they undertake , lest their labours should chiefly turn to the benefit of others . The history of ...
... performed by a single band , calculates by a very easy operation the force of thousands , and goes on accumulating ... perform less than they undertake , lest their labours should chiefly turn to the benefit of others . The history of ...
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... perform . I have been long of opinion , that , instead of the tardy conveyance of ships and chariots , man might use ... performed , he was willing to fancy that he could do more ; yet resolved to enquire further before he suffered hope ...
... perform . I have been long of opinion , that , instead of the tardy conveyance of ships and chariots , man might use ... performed , he was willing to fancy that he could do more ; yet resolved to enquire further before he suffered hope ...
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... performed with an intention to please GOD , avail us nothing . As our Saviour says of those who perform them from other motives , " Verily they have their reward . " " The Christian religion has very strong evidences . It , indeed ...
... performed with an intention to please GOD , avail us nothing . As our Saviour says of those who perform them from other motives , " Verily they have their reward . " " The Christian religion has very strong evidences . It , indeed ...
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