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¡° In the barbarous ages , Sir , priests and people were equally deceived ; but afterwards there were gross corruptions introduced by the clergy , such as indulgences to priests to have concubines , and the worship of images ...
¡° In the barbarous ages , Sir , priests and people were equally deceived ; but afterwards there were gross corruptions introduced by the clergy , such as indulgences to priests to have concubines , and the worship of images ...
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I shall afterwards have occasion to consider the extensive and varied range which Johnson took , when he was once led upon ground which he trod with a peculiar delight , having long been intimately acquainted with all the circumstances ...
I shall afterwards have occasion to consider the extensive and varied range which Johnson took , when he was once led upon ground which he trod with a peculiar delight , having long been intimately acquainted with all the circumstances ...
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... and I have found in it a truly divine unction . We went to church again in the afternoon . On Saturday , April 3 , I visited him at night , and found him sitting in Mrs Williams's roon , with her , and one whom he afterwards told me ...
... and I have found in it a truly divine unction . We went to church again in the afternoon . On Saturday , April 3 , I visited him at night , and found him sitting in Mrs Williams's roon , with her , and one whom he afterwards told me ...
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