The Works of Mr. Richard Hooker: With a General Index : Also, Mr. Isaac Walton's Life of the AuthorG. Cowie and Company ... Baynes and Son, ... Hatchard and Son, ... Smith, Elder, and Company ... R. Baynes, ... Deighton and Sons, Cambridge; J. Cumming, M. Keene, and R.M. Tims, Dublin; and H.S. Baynes, Edinburgh., 1825 - Church polity - 638 pages |
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... better leisure , my diligence , and my accidental advantages , have made known unto me . And now for myself , I can say , I hope , or rather know , there are no material mistakes in what I here present to you that shall become my reader ...
... better leisure , my diligence , and my accidental advantages , have made known unto me . And now for myself , I can say , I hope , or rather know , there are no material mistakes in what I here present to you that shall become my reader ...
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... better memorial in this humble monument , dedicated to the memory of his scholar ) , was very solicitous with John Hooker , then chamberlain of Exeter , and uncle to our Richard , to take his nephew into his care , and to maintain him ...
... better memorial in this humble monument , dedicated to the memory of his scholar ) , was very solicitous with John Hooker , then chamberlain of Exeter , and uncle to our Richard , to take his nephew into his care , and to maintain him ...
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... better choice could not be made for Mr. Hooker was now in the nineteenth year of his age ; had spent five in the University ; and had , by a constant unwearied diligence , attained unto a perfection in all the learned languages ; by the ...
... better choice could not be made for Mr. Hooker was now in the nineteenth year of his age ; had spent five in the University ; and had , by a constant unwearied diligence , attained unto a perfection in all the learned languages ; by the ...
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... better ground , as to your parsonage : and more sorry your wife proves not a more comfortable companion , after you have wearied your thoughts in your restless studies . " To whom the good man replied , " My dear George , if saints have ...
... better ground , as to your parsonage : and more sorry your wife proves not a more comfortable companion , after you have wearied your thoughts in your restless studies . " To whom the good man replied , " My dear George , if saints have ...
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... better society , and a more liberal pension than his parsonage did afford him . But these reasons were not powerful enough to incline him to a willing acceptance of it : his wish was rather to gain a better country living , where he ...
... better society , and a more liberal pension than his parsonage did afford him . But these reasons were not powerful enough to incline him to a willing acceptance of it : his wish was rather to gain a better country living , where he ...
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Page 514 - Touching musical harmony, whether by instrument or by voice, it being but of high and low in sounds, a due proportionable disposition ; such notwithstanding is the force thereof, and so pleasing effects it hath in that very part of man which is most divine, that some have been thereby induced to think that the soul itself, by nature, is or hath in it harmony.
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