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... Church of Rome . I grant you that , in practice , purgatory is made a lucrative imposition , and that the people do become idolatrous as they recommend them- selves to the tutelary protection of particular saints . I think their giving ...
... Church of Rome . I grant you that , in practice , purgatory is made a lucrative imposition , and that the people do become idolatrous as they recommend them- selves to the tutelary protection of particular saints . I think their giving ...
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... church together next day . On the 9th of April , being Good Friday , I breakfasted with him on tea and cross buns ; Doctor Levet , as Frank called him , making the tea . He carried me with him to the church of St. Clement Danes , where ...
... church together next day . On the 9th of April , being Good Friday , I breakfasted with him on tea and cross buns ; Doctor Levet , as Frank called him , making the tea . He carried me with him to the church of St. Clement Danes , where ...
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... Church of England to the Church of Rome , from the Church of Rome to infidelity — I did not despair yet of seeing him a Methodist preacher . JOHNSON ( laughing ) : " It is said that his range has been more extensive , and that he has ...
... Church of England to the Church of Rome , from the Church of Rome to infidelity — I did not despair yet of seeing him a Methodist preacher . JOHNSON ( laughing ) : " It is said that his range has been more extensive , and that he has ...
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Death of Johnsons FatherIntercourse with Society in Lichfield Gilbert Walmesley | 30 |
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