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Page 9
Nor was it historical information merely which this excellent woman gave her little
nephew on the subjects suggested by the painted chimney - piece . She knew
that the scheme of salvation by Christ runs like a golden thread through the
whole ...
Nor was it historical information merely which this excellent woman gave her little
nephew on the subjects suggested by the painted chimney - piece . She knew
that the scheme of salvation by Christ runs like a golden thread through the
whole ...
Page 12
... to set her whole heart to the work , and to spare no effort by which she might
advance the spiritual welfare of her little nephew , when Edmund had entered his
tenth year , his aunt thought she ought no longer to delay placing him under the ...
... to set her whole heart to the work , and to spare no effort by which she might
advance the spiritual welfare of her little nephew , when Edmund had entered his
tenth year , his aunt thought she ought no longer to delay placing him under the ...
Page 17
By this time the whole school were gathered round the three boys , and all with
one accord called upon Johnson to let Edmund Stephens alone . And some of
the nobler spirits among them said , “ We dare to call any boy coward who attacks
...
By this time the whole school were gathered round the three boys , and all with
one accord called upon Johnson to let Edmund Stephens alone . And some of
the nobler spirits among them said , “ We dare to call any boy coward who attacks
...
Page 27
During this period of abstraction , he called to mind the general tendency of the
education which his aunt had given him , and he perceived , as at a glance , that
its whole purport and object had been to ħt him for the ministry of Christ on earth
...
During this period of abstraction , he called to mind the general tendency of the
education which his aunt had given him , and he perceived , as at a glance , that
its whole purport and object had been to ħt him for the ministry of Christ on earth
...
Page 42
How did your exalted and sanctified genius travel over the whole course of the
Gospel scheme , from the creation of the world till the moment in which the dying
Saviour on the cross cried out , ' It is finished ! ' How sweetly would you trace the ...
How did your exalted and sanctified genius travel over the whole course of the
Gospel scheme , from the creation of the world till the moment in which the dying
Saviour on the cross cried out , ' It is finished ! ' How sweetly would you trace the ...
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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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