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The next thing he remembered , was a course of little lectures , which his 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 ...
The next thing he remembered , was a course of little lectures , which his 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 ...
Page 17
What then have you to do with combats of this kind ? ” “ And who are you ? ”
returned Francis , with considerable agitation ; “ who are you , who take the name
of Christ in this manner ? ” . “ Edmund Stephens , ” replied the other : “ and I
require ...
What then have you to do with combats of this kind ? ” “ And who are you ? ”
returned Francis , with considerable agitation ; “ who are you , who take the name
of Christ in this manner ? ” . “ Edmund Stephens , ” replied the other : “ and I
require ...
Page 25
There are many people whom we believe to be pious , ( for it would be hard to
think otherwise , ) whose opinions are of that mixed kind , between what we
should call worldly and what is really right , that they cannot bear any plain ,
simple ...
There are many people whom we believe to be pious , ( for it would be hard to
think otherwise , ) whose opinions are of that mixed kind , between what we
should call worldly and what is really right , that they cannot bear any plain ,
simple ...
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The prayers of this young man were heard , and he was indeed strengthened
and assisted in a wonderful degree ; so that he presently found himself engaged
in such a round of duties , as left him no time either for company any kind of study
...
The prayers of this young man were heard , and he was indeed strengthened
and assisted in a wonderful degree ; so that he presently found himself engaged
in such a round of duties , as left him no time either for company any kind of study
...
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... of such amazing consequence that true Christians can by no means extend
their encouragement towards them , he determined to make himself quite sure
that there was nothing of this kind in the minister in question ; and having
ascertained ...
... of such amazing consequence that true Christians can by no means extend
their encouragement towards them , he determined to make himself quite sure
that there was nothing of this kind in the minister in question ; and having
ascertained ...
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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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