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Vis unita fortior. Frequent droppings of the Rain cannot but make an impression even on the Stone, and renewed mercies may well prevail with the stony heart. Parisiensis relateth a story of a Man, whom (notwithstanding his luxurious and vicious courses) God was pleased to accumulate favours upon, |
Vis unita fortior. Frequent droppings of the Rain cannot but make an impression even on the Stone, and renewed Mercies may well prevail with the stony heart. Parisiensis relateth a story of a Man, whom (notwithstanding his luxurious and vicious courses) God was pleased to accumulate favours upon, |
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Parisiens. de univers. partes primae, pars tertia, cap. 9. |
Parisians. the universe. parts primae, pars tertia, cap. 9. |
npg1. dt n1. n2 fw-la, fw-la fw-la, n1. crd |