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Page 9
... his mind's eye the various groups represented on each blue varnished picture
of the chimney - piece , from the representation of Adam and Eve in Paradise , to
that of the Day of Pentecost and the cloven tongues , which finished the series .
... his mind's eye the various groups represented on each blue varnished picture
of the chimney - piece , from the representation of Adam and Eve in Paradise , to
that of the Day of Pentecost and the cloven tongues , which finished the series .
Page 23
But as long , ” she would add , “ as Christians continue to close their eyes and
ears to the glorious promises of Scripture with regard to Christ's kingdom on earth
, and to fill their minds with the petty discords of the day , they cannot extend their
...
But as long , ” she would add , “ as Christians continue to close their eyes and
ears to the glorious promises of Scripture with regard to Christ's kingdom on earth
, and to fill their minds with the petty discords of the day , they cannot extend their
...
Page 59
He opened his eyes . ... The venerable minister ( for Mr. Barret was an old man )
could make no reply ; but the starting tear in his eye , and the cordial grasp with
which he pressed the hand of the repentant young man , spoke more than ...
He opened his eyes . ... The venerable minister ( for Mr. Barret was an old man )
could make no reply ; but the starting tear in his eye , and the cordial grasp with
which he pressed the hand of the repentant young man , spoke more than ...
Page 61
... with what abhorrence must the searching eye of the Holy Creator contemplate
the remaining power of these destructive sentiments , when they are allowed in
any degree to operate in the breasts of professed believers ! Would the camp of ...
... with what abhorrence must the searching eye of the Holy Creator contemplate
the remaining power of these destructive sentiments , when they are allowed in
any degree to operate in the breasts of professed believers ! Would the camp of ...
Page 68
... of the horizon , formed unitedly as elegant a landscape as any cultivated place
in the kingdom could present to the eye . ... eyes of the beautiful portrait would
seem to follow the lovely prattler in all her excursions round the ample apartment
.
... of the horizon , formed unitedly as elegant a landscape as any cultivated place
in the kingdom could present to the eye . ... eyes of the beautiful portrait would
seem to follow the lovely prattler in all her excursions round the ample apartment
.
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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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