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Page 34
... says old Sir John Hawkins , " was so well known in my days , that half the nurses in England were used to sing it by way of lulla- by , " and the chimes of many country churches had " played it six or eight times in twenty- four hours ...
... says old Sir John Hawkins , " was so well known in my days , that half the nurses in England were used to sing it by way of lulla- by , " and the chimes of many country churches had " played it six or eight times in twenty- four hours ...
Page 114
... says , " Milton shows the insufficiency , incon- veniency , and impiety " of attempting to estab- lish any part of Christianity from patristical lore , " and blames those persons who cannot think any doubt resolved or any doctrine ...
... says , " Milton shows the insufficiency , incon- veniency , and impiety " of attempting to estab- lish any part of Christianity from patristical lore , " and blames those persons who cannot think any doubt resolved or any doctrine ...
Page 282
... says of such as " profess to set the word of God only before them as the rule of their faith and obedience , and use ... say , with Christians it is other- wise , whom God has promised by his Spirit to teach all things . True , all ...
... says of such as " profess to set the word of God only before them as the rule of their faith and obedience , and use ... say , with Christians it is other- wise , whom God has promised by his Spirit to teach all things . True , all ...
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