The Lady of the Manor, 4. köideHoulston and Stoneman, 1841 |
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... means have been tried without success to preserve peace , undoubtedly partake of the same character . But inasmuch as wars between nations are commonly beyond the province of females in retired life , I say the less on this part of my ...
... means have been tried without success to preserve peace , undoubtedly partake of the same character . But inasmuch as wars between nations are commonly beyond the province of females in retired life , I say the less on this part of my ...
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... means inflicts spiritual death , as far as it lies in the power of man so to do , upon our fellow - creatures ; a spe- cies of murder supposed by some to be described in the Psalms , under the term of blood - guiltiness , from which the ...
... means inflicts spiritual death , as far as it lies in the power of man so to do , upon our fellow - creatures ; a spe- cies of murder supposed by some to be described in the Psalms , under the term of blood - guiltiness , from which the ...
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... means which she could think of , that which she had so happily commenced . This sweet pas- sage from the Prophet Isaiah was continually present with her , and afforded a perpetual motive of action- Whom shall he teach knowledge ? and ...
... means which she could think of , that which she had so happily commenced . This sweet pas- sage from the Prophet Isaiah was continually present with her , and afforded a perpetual motive of action- Whom shall he teach knowledge ? and ...
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... children is so very far 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 . 13.
... children is so very far 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 . 13.
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... means of improving the motives of action of a young Christian . " A youth who has just finished his studies in some celebrated academy , or other place of education , " she would often say , " is very apt to imagine that he knows all ...
... means of improving the motives of action of a young Christian . " A youth who has just finished his studies in some celebrated academy , or other place of education , " she would often say , " is very apt to imagine that he knows all ...
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