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...delight. I would, therefore, have one thought upon myself, and many on beautifying objects. Formerly, I knew much less than now; and yet was not half so much acquainted with ,my ignorance. I had great delight in the daily new discoveries which I made, but I knew little either how imperfectly I...

...beautifying abjects. Forrnerly, I knew 4 Baxter'* Retros/iettive View of his Religious 0/i'nrort*. Jesr., much less than now; and yet was not half so much acquainted with my ignorance. I had great delight in the daily new discoveries which I made, but I knew little either how imperfectly I...

...put us on to all the means ; for a man is no more a Christian indeed than he is heavenly. " Formerly I knew much less than now, and yet was not half so...before ; but I little knew either how imperfectly I understood those very points whose discovery so much delighted me, or how much might be said against...

...put us on to all the means ; for a man is no more a Christian indeed than he is heavenly. " Formerly I knew much less than now, and yet was not half so...was before; but I little knew either how imperfectly I understood those very points whose discovery so much delighted me, or how much might be said against...

...put us on to all the means ; for a man is no more a Christian indeed than he is heavenly. " Formerly I knew much less than now, and yet was not half so...new discoveries which I made, and of the light which sliined in upon me, like a man that cometh into a country where he never was before ; but I little...

...and must put us on to all the means ; for a man is no more a Christian indeed than he is heavenly. shined in upon me, like a man that cometh into a country...before ; but I little knew either how imperfectly I understood those very points whose discovery so much delighted me, or how much might be said against...

...to se If -conceited ness and morosity. Change in the Estimate of his Own and Other Men's Knowledge. Ethey @ + irreal delight in the daily new discoveries which I made, and of the light which shined in upon me...

...upon myself and sins, and many thoughts above upon the high and amiable and beatifying objects. " 10. Heretofore I knew much less than now, and yet was...before ; but I little knew either how imperfectly I understood those very points whose discovery so much delighted me, or how much might be said against...