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Page 37
... fuffer us ) to fall , if fuch " is your divine will . " A paffage in our Lord's Prayer will ferve to vindicate the in- terpretation : " Lead us not into temptation , " expreffed towards the end , affords a very obvi- ous meaning ...
... fuffer us ) to fall , if fuch " is your divine will . " A paffage in our Lord's Prayer will ferve to vindicate the in- terpretation : " Lead us not into temptation , " expreffed towards the end , affords a very obvi- ous meaning ...
Page 70
... fuffer fools gladly , feeing ye your- " felves are wife : 66 " For ye fuffer , if a man bring you into bondage , if a man devour you , if a man " take of you , if a man exalt himself , if a 66 man finite you in the face . " COR . II ...
... fuffer fools gladly , feeing ye your- " felves are wife : 66 " For ye fuffer , if a man bring you into bondage , if a man devour you , if a man " take of you , if a man exalt himself , if a 66 man finite you in the face . " COR . II ...
Page 289
... final acquiefcence . The firft may be answered from the delicacy of VIRGIL , which would not fuffer a compli- ment directly to explain itself . The other U I I fubmit to a debate among the critics , if VIRGIL'S ÆNEID , B. V. 289.
... final acquiefcence . The firft may be answered from the delicacy of VIRGIL , which would not fuffer a compli- ment directly to explain itself . The other U I I fubmit to a debate among the critics , if VIRGIL'S ÆNEID , B. V. 289.
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