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Frequently , also , would she make him trace the notices of our blessed Saviour
under the type of the lamb , from the period in which he first appeared under that
emblem on the altar of Abel till he shall shine triumphantly in the New Jerusalem
...
Frequently , also , would she make him trace the notices of our blessed Saviour
under the type of the lamb , from the period in which he first appeared under that
emblem on the altar of Abel till he shall shine triumphantly in the New Jerusalem
...
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ever , tha On these occasions , this excellent woman would give her little pupil
such views of the last millennial glory , and of that blessed time when judgment
shall dwell in the wilderness , and righteousness remain in the fruitful field , and
the ...
ever , tha On these occasions , this excellent woman would give her little pupil
such views of the last millennial glory , and of that blessed time when judgment
shall dwell in the wilderness , and righteousness remain in the fruitful field , and
the ...
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I have been blessed with the acquaintance of many sincere Christians : but
where shall I find one raised , like you , above the world , and while still in the
flesh , dwelling , as it were , in the third heaven ? How did your exalted and
sanctified ...
I have been blessed with the acquaintance of many sincere Christians : but
where shall I find one raised , like you , above the world , and while still in the
flesh , dwelling , as it were , in the third heaven ? How did your exalted and
sanctified ...
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O MOST BLESSED LORD GOD , who hast made of one blood all nations that
dwell upon the face of the earth , and hast appointed unto all men the bounds of
their habitation , bestow on us , thy humble servants , such a spirit of lowliness
and ...
O MOST BLESSED LORD GOD , who hast made of one blood all nations that
dwell upon the face of the earth , and hast appointed unto all men the bounds of
their habitation , bestow on us , thy humble servants , such a spirit of lowliness
and ...
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cluded her from taking exercise , and which soon after confined her to her bed ,
where , at the expiration of a few months , she closed her blessed earthly career .
Long as Mrs. Fortescue had been ill , her death came rather unexpectedly on the
...
cluded her from taking exercise , and which soon after confined her to her bed ,
where , at the expiration of a few months , she closed her blessed earthly career .
Long as Mrs. Fortescue had been ill , her death came rather unexpectedly on the
...
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| Title | The Lady of the Manor, 4. köide The Lady of the Manor, Mary Martha Sherwood |
| Author | Mary Martha Sherwood |
| Edition | 4 |
| Publisher | Houlston and Stoneman, 1841 |
| Original from | University of Minnesota |
| Digitized | 21 nov. 2014 |
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