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Encyclopaedia Londinensis, Or, Universal Dictionary of Arts, ...
Blest with a taste exact, yet unconjin'd; A knowledge both of books and human
kind. Pope. UNCONFINEDLY, adv. Without limitation ; without confinement. — In
this way any man is able to benefit all, or unconfinedly to oblige mankind. Barron/
.
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The Canadian Patent Office Record and Register of Copyrights ...
A method of heat treating collapsible hollow articles of rubber and the like which
consists in inflating the article by the introduction of gas, supporting the article
unconfinedly, and while it is so supported and inflated applying heat and
pressure ...
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The works of Isaac Barrow
... whom some private interest ties, or some particular affection endears him to ;
but scatters it indifferently and unconfinedly toward all men that need it ; toward
mere strangers, yea, toward known enemies ; toward such who never did him
any ...
Isaac Barrow, Abraham Hill, James Hamilton, 1845
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Illustrations of the Liturgy and Ritual of the United Church ...
No man indeed otherwise can benefit all ; few men otherwise can benefit many ;
some men otherwise can benefit none : but in this way any man is able to benefit
all, or unconfinedly to oblige mankind, deriving on any somewhat of God's ...
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Proceedings of the Church Missionary Society for Africa and ...
... it is in their power to give them—that a Christian's efforts to do good, should be
limited only where it is impossible to attempt it—and that the Sons of Light must
make good their name, and be unconfinedly active and difl'usively beneficent.
Church Missionary Society, 1824
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The Works ... to which is Prefixed the Life of the Author. A ...
... i'n giving them, in an unconfinedly amorous disposition of mind, strong
appetites 'for almost all the. fair objects, that present themselves to their sight;
these' amorous personsmay be, I grant, very much delighted, when they first '
gaze upon a ...
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Christian Institutes: A Series of Discourses and Tracts ...
... whom some private interest ties, or some particular affection endears him to ;
but scatters it indifferently and unconfinedly toward all men that need it ; toward
mere strangers, yea, toward known enemies; toward such who never did him any
...
Christopher Wordsworth, 1842
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The Theological Works of Isaac Barrow
... whom some private interest ties, or some particular affection endears him to ;
but scatters it indifferently and unconfinedly toward all men that need itc ; toward
mere strangers, yea, toward known enemies ; toward such who never did him
any ...
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Encyclopaedia Londinensis
Blest with a taste exact, yet um-0nfin'd; ' A knowledge both of books arid human
kind. Pope. _ UNCONFYNEDLY, ado. ' Without.limitatiqn;, .without confinement.
—In this way any man is"able togbenefit all, or unconfinedly to oblige mankind.
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Poetical Works: With Life, Critical Dissertation and ...
Prove any Church, opposed to this our head, So one, so pure, so unconfinedly
spread, Under one chief of the spiritual state, The members all combined, and all
subordinate. Show such a seamless coat, from schism so free, In no communion
...
John Dryden, George Gilfillan, 1857
