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...the enjoyments peculiar to religion, there are other pleafures of our prefent ftate, which, though of an inferior order, muft not be overlooked in the eftimate of human life. It is necefsary to call attention to thefe, in order to check that repining and unthankful fpirit to which...

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...t-he enjoyments peculiar to religion, there are other pleafures of our prefent ftate, which, though of an inferior order, muft not be overlooked in the...thefe, in order to check that repining and unthankful ipirit to which man is always too prone. Some degree of importance muft be allowed to the comforts...

...the enjoyments peculiar to religion, there are other pleafures of our prefent ftate, which, though of an inferior order, muft not be overlooked in the eftimate of human life. It is neceflaiy to call attention to thefe, in order to check that repining and unthankful fpirit to which...