 The king, whose doubts, like those of Mirza, were now removed, looked up with a smile that communicated the joy of his mind. He dismissed the prince to his government ; and commanded these events to be recorded, to the end that posterity may know, " that...  The British Essayists;: Adventurer - Page 249by Alexander Chalmers - 1808Full view - About this book
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...be upon thee ! and against thy name, " in the Tolume of his will, may happiness be writ-. " ten !" The king, whose doubts, like those of Mirza, were...communicated the joy of his mind. He dismissed the prince^to his government ; and commanded these events to be recorded, to the end that posterity may... | |
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...resides in the Heaven of Hea" vetw be upon thee i and against thy " name, in the volume of His will, may * Happiness be written !" The king, whose doubts,...looked up with a smile that communicated the joy of hit mind. He dismissed the prince to to government; and commanded these events to be recorded, to the... | |
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...who resides in the Heaven of heavens Vie upon thee ! and against thy name, in the volume of his will, may happiness be written !" The king, whose doubts,...to his government : and commanded these events to he recorded, to the end that posterity may know "that no life is pleasing to God, but that which is... | |
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...who resides in the heaven of heavens, be upon thee! and against thy name in the volume of his will may happiness be written!" ' The king, whose doubts,..." that no life is pleasing to God, but that which is useful to mankind!" ' N"39. TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1753. °tin<n tit a/.i/jutct %fu, "« pa iravrut... | |
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...who resides in the heaven of heavens be upon thee ! and against thy name, in the volume of His will, may happiness be written !" The king, whose doubts,...know, " that no life is pleasing to God but that which is useful to mankind !" No. 39. TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1763. Xoi<ri KaXvfyaro, ria S' ap TCtrvov or' oppam... | |
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...who resides in the Heaven of Heavens be upon thee! and against thy name, in the volume of His will, butthat which is useful " to Mankind." Adventurer. § 25. Providence proved from Animal Instinct. I... | |
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...who resides in the heaven of heavens be upon thee ; and against thy name, in the volume of His will, may happiness be written !" The king, whose doubts,..." that no life is pleasing to God, but that which is useful to mankind." HAWKES WORTH. SECTION VI. Character of the Great Founder of Christianity. NEVER... | |
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