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In Ope Volume Bvo. prim ilia. horedo, the Flfraenth'lL4Writitvof
THE POW el RVOI,I4OIQN gla we MIND,
in Retirement, istilisgign, and it chi; Appcoact of Dlasb ;
exemplified In the Testimonies and Experience of Persons dis-
tinguished by their Oneness, Lestrnhyr, or Virtue.
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300 pages of letter-2404-in elegant Portrait of the Author, ,
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QOLOMON's GUIDE TO HEALTH ; or Ad-
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