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... himself by his oratorical exertions , unless he deviates confiderably from it . I do not mean that by extravagant gefture , outrageous declamation , and other fimi- lar graces of field - preaching , he should endeavour to collect a ...
... himself by his oratorical exertions , unless he deviates confiderably from it . I do not mean that by extravagant gefture , outrageous declamation , and other fimi- lar graces of field - preaching , he should endeavour to collect a ...
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... of the preacher to acquit himself adequately , on fo momentous a fubject - combining a dereliction of all affected importance , with fufficient fufficient of that perfonal confequence ne- ceffary to enforce conviction 12 ON THE ELOQUENCE.
... of the preacher to acquit himself adequately , on fo momentous a fubject - combining a dereliction of all affected importance , with fufficient fufficient of that perfonal confequence ne- ceffary to enforce conviction 12 ON THE ELOQUENCE.
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... himself , and might choose out those arguments of his opponents which he found it moft convenient to answer . In an university , indeed , where theology is taught as a science , fuch polemic ha- rangues are in their proper place . The ...
... himself , and might choose out those arguments of his opponents which he found it moft convenient to answer . In an university , indeed , where theology is taught as a science , fuch polemic ha- rangues are in their proper place . The ...
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... himself a defence against the inclemencies of the weather . Thus we find , that many of the useful arts , whofe particular origins the research- es of the antiquarian , or the conjectures of the etymologift have , in vain , endeavoured ...
... himself a defence against the inclemencies of the weather . Thus we find , that many of the useful arts , whofe particular origins the research- es of the antiquarian , or the conjectures of the etymologift have , in vain , endeavoured ...
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... himself of it . He fhould , at this period particularly , have in recollection , that the time is rapidly approaching , when his practice , his character , his fortune , perhaps the quiet of conscience , may de- pend on the acquifitions ...
... himself of it . He fhould , at this period particularly , have in recollection , that the time is rapidly approaching , when his practice , his character , his fortune , perhaps the quiet of conscience , may de- pend on the acquifitions ...
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