| 1818 - 638 頁
...leisure, and, for the employment of that leisure, you give him tutors in every branch of iniquity. In short, by the greatest possible degree of misery,...greatest possible degree of wickedness ; you convert an act, perhaps of indiscretion, into a settled taste, ancl propensity to vice. Receiving him, because... | |
| 1818 - 616 頁
...office, his tenderness, and compassion, and mercy to the returning sinner, are topics of which he learns no more than the beasts which perish. In short, by...greatest possible degree of wickedness; you convert an act, perhaps of indiscretion, into a settled 'taste and propensity to \ice ; receiving him. because... | |
| Samuel Greatheed, Daniel Parken, Theophilus Williams, Josiah Conder, Thomas Price, Jonathan Edwards Ryland, Edwin Paxton Hood - 1818 - 628 頁
...mentioned in the title-page, selected as being in the vicinity of the metropolis, and there shews him how ' by the greatest possible degree of misery, you produce the ' greatest possible degree of wickedness ;' and then, in the Second Part, in order to prove that the continuation of these evils is as unnecessary... | |
| 1819 - 384 頁
...his tenderness, and Compassion, and mercy to the returning sinner, are topics of which he learns nq more, than the beasts which perish. In short, by the...of indiscretion into a settled taste and propensity ^o vice. • Receiving him because he is too bad for society, you return him to the world impaired... | |
| 1819 - 896 頁
...tenderness, and. compassion, and mercy to the returning sinner, are topics of which he learns no mure, than the beasts which perish. In short, by the greatest...produce the greatest possible degree of wickedness; yon convert, perhaps, an act of indiscretion into a settled taste, and propensity to vice. Receiving... | |
| 1850 - 428 頁
...of ] which he tennis no more than the be:iMs which perish. In xhort, by the greatest pos?ible^!egree of misery, you produce the greatest possible degree...perhaps, an act of indiscretion into a settled taste und propensity to vice. '• Receiving him because h,- is loo bad for society, you rej turn him to... | |
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