The Lady of the Manor, 4. köideHoulston and Stoneman, 1841 |
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... kind protectress gave him on the subjects depictured upon the tiles ; and no doubt these lectures were repeated over and over again , as , even in after life , he carried in his mind's eye the various groups represented on each blue ...
... kind protectress gave him on the subjects depictured upon the tiles ; and no doubt these lectures were repeated over and over again , as , even in after life , he carried in his mind's eye the various groups represented on each blue ...
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... kind of expression of mock commen- dation of Edmund Stephens's piety . Edmund was there- fore much surprised to find the spirit of persecution suddenly grown to so formidable a height ; neither could he help attributing it to the right ...
... kind of expression of mock commen- dation of Edmund Stephens's piety . Edmund was there- fore much surprised to find the spirit of persecution suddenly grown to so formidable a height ; neither could he help attributing it to the right ...
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... kind ? " " And who are you ? " returned Francis , with conside- rable agitation ; " who are you , who take the name of Christ in this manner ? " " Edmund Stephens , " replied the other : " and I re- quire you either to give up your ...
... kind ? " " And who are you ? " returned Francis , with conside- rable agitation ; " who are you , who take the name of Christ in this manner ? " " Edmund Stephens , " replied the other : " and I re- quire you either to give up your ...
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... kind , between what we should call worldly and what is really right , that they cannot bear any plain , simple , straight - forward sentiments . In some persons , this is owing to a natural weakness and little- ness of mind , which ...
... kind , between what we should call worldly and what is really right , that they cannot bear any plain , simple , straight - forward sentiments . In some persons , this is owing to a natural weakness and little- ness of mind , which ...
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... kind of study which had not some reference to his ministerial labours . His parish was exceedingly po- pulous , being full of manufactories ; and the houses of the lower classes were confusedly clustered together in narrow streets ...
... kind of study which had not some reference to his ministerial labours . His parish was exceedingly po- pulous , being full of manufactories ; and the houses of the lower classes were confusedly clustered together in narrow streets ...
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