 | John Warner Barber, Henry Howe - 1861 - 792 頁
...man and the love of God so restrained and enforced each other, and so invigorated the mental powers in general, as not only to defend him from the vices and follies of his age and country, bat also to render it a matter of difficult decision in what part of laudable conduct he most excelled... | |
 | 1862 - 608 頁
...love of Qod so restrained and enforced each other, and no invigorated the mental power in general, aa not only to defend him from the vices and follies...part of laudable conduct he most excelled, whether in tender or endearing accomplishments of domestic life, or in the more arduous duties of a wider circuit;... | |
 | Richard Channing Moore Page - 1883 - 264 頁
...man and the love of God so restrained and enforced each other and so invigorated the mental powers in general as not only to defend him from the vices and follies of his country but also to render it a matter of difficult decision in what part of laudable conduct he most... | |
 | Robert Alonzo Brock - 1888 - 420 頁
...man and the love of God so restrained and enforced each other and so invigorated the mental powers in general as not only to defend him from the vices and follies of his country, but also to render it a matter of difficult decision In what part of laudable conduct he most... | |
 | Philip Alexander Bruce, William Glover Stanard - 1925 - 604 頁
...man and the love of God so restrained and enforced each other and so invigorated the mental powers in general as not only to defend him from the vices and follies of his country but also to render it a matter of difficult decision in what part of laudable conduct he most... | |
 | 1906 - 584 頁
...of Man and the Love of God So restrained and enforced each other And invigorated the mental Powers in general As not only to defend him from the Vices...laudable conduct He most excelled Whether in the tender & endearing Accomplishments of Domestic life or in the more Arduous Duties of a Wider Circuit Whether... | |
 | Ruth Hairston Early - 1907 - 454 頁
...man and the love of God so restrained and enforced each other and so invigorated the mental powers in general as not only to defend him from the vices...part of laudable conduct he most excelled; whether as a neighbor, gentleman or a magistrate; whether in' the graces of hospitality , charity or piety.... | |
 | Pennsylvania Society of Colonial Governors - 1916 - 340 頁
...man and the love of God so restrained and enforced each other and so invigorated the mental powers in general as not only to defend him from the vices and follies of his country but also to render it a matter of difficult decision in what part of laudable conduct he excelled... | |
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Here lies the body of the Hon. William Nelson, late president of his Majesty's council in this Dominion, in whom the love of man and the love of God so restrained and enforced each other, and so invigorated the mental powers in general, as not only to... 