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And would you not venture to assert as much now , my dear Miss Emmeline ? ”
said the lady of the manor , smiling The young lady shook her head , and replied ,
“ No , Reno ; I have already been brought in guilty in every conversation , and ...
And would you not venture to assert as much now , my dear Miss Emmeline ? ”
said the lady of the manor , smiling The young lady shook her head , and replied ,
“ No , Reno ; I have already been brought in guilty in every conversation , and ...
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I have now , " continued the lady of the manor , explained to you , my dear
children , the nature of death ; and will proceed next to point out the various
modes in which that commandment which saith , “ Thou shalt do no murder , '
may be ...
I have now , " continued the lady of the manor , explained to you , my dear
children , the nature of death ; and will proceed next to point out the various
modes in which that commandment which saith , “ Thou shalt do no murder , '
may be ...
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My dear young people , " returned the lady , “ be not surprised to find yourselves
thus condemned . Have I not from the first laboured to convince you of sin in
general , and does it astonish you to find that you are also under condemnation
in ...
My dear young people , " returned the lady , “ be not surprised to find yourselves
thus condemned . Have I not from the first laboured to convince you of sin in
general , and does it astonish you to find that you are also under condemnation
in ...
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In order , my dear young people , ” continued the lady of the inanor , “ to open
your minds on this subject , I would strongly recommend to your attention the
study as of history ; beginning with that of the ancients 6 THE LADY OF THE
MANOR ...
In order , my dear young people , ” continued the lady of the inanor , “ to open
your minds on this subject , I would strongly recommend to your attention the
study as of history ; beginning with that of the ancients 6 THE LADY OF THE
MANOR ...
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... and righteousness remain in the fruitful field , and the work of righteousness
shall be peace , and the effect of righteousness quietness and assurance for he
would often say , “ Dear aunt , when will these things be ? O that the chief
Shepherd ...
... and righteousness remain in the fruitful field , and the work of righteousness
shall be peace , and the effect of righteousness quietness and assurance for he
would often say , “ Dear aunt , when will these things be ? O that the chief
Shepherd ...
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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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