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Thou shalt do no murder , " which was to furnish the subject for conversation
during the evening . “ I remember the time , and indeed it is not a very distant one
, ” remarked one of the young ladies , “ when I should have said , “ Here at least I
am ...
Thou shalt do no murder , " which was to furnish the subject for conversation
during the evening . “ I remember the time , and indeed it is not a very distant one
, ” remarked one of the young ladies , “ when I should have said , “ Here at least I
am ...
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... education of Christian children is so very får removed from Christian simplicity .
In the mean time , through the divine blessing on the VOL . IV . C pure
instructions and conversation of his aunt , Edmund Stephens THE LADY OF THE
MANOR ...
... education of Christian children is so very får removed from Christian simplicity .
In the mean time , through the divine blessing on the VOL . IV . C pure
instructions and conversation of his aunt , Edmund Stephens THE LADY OF THE
MANOR ...
Page 19
Thus , in these and a thousand other instances , had contradictory motives of
action been , either directly or indirectly , infused into the mind of this youth ; in
consequence of which , his conversation displayed a constant series of
contradictions ...
Thus , in these and a thousand other instances , had contradictory motives of
action been , either directly or indirectly , infused into the mind of this youth ; in
consequence of which , his conversation displayed a constant series of
contradictions ...
Page 23
... they cannot extend their views beyond the narrow views of this world , nor rise
above a grovelling mode of thinking , by which their characters to open and
conversation will be depressed , and the concerns of THE LADY OF THE
MANOR .
... they cannot extend their views beyond the narrow views of this world , nor rise
above a grovelling mode of thinking , by which their characters to open and
conversation will be depressed , and the concerns of THE LADY OF THE
MANOR .
Page 24
and conversation will be depressed , and the concerns of the Catholic Church
proportionably injured . " Edmund and Francis had now spent nearly two years
under the same roof , during which time their friendship seemed to have acquired
...
and conversation will be depressed , and the concerns of the Catholic Church
proportionably injured . " Edmund and Francis had now spent nearly two years
under the same roof , during which time their friendship seemed to have acquired
...
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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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