The mystery developedA.K. Newman and Company, 1825 - 790 pages |
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... ever they did , as yourself says , God rest your soul ! and sure enough so he will ; for if you were not in the right way itself , it's only because you hadn't K 5 hadn't the priest near you , to tell you the MYSTERY DEVELOPED . 201.
... ever they did , as yourself says , God rest your soul ! and sure enough so he will ; for if you were not in the right way itself , it's only because you hadn't K 5 hadn't the priest near you , to tell you the MYSTERY DEVELOPED . 201.
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Martin M'Dermot. hadn't the priest near you , to tell you the truth of the story : but no matter about that , for all that , for the priest himself says , that the honest , good Pro- testant that wishes to go to heaven the right way ...
Martin M'Dermot. hadn't the priest near you , to tell you the truth of the story : but no matter about that , for all that , for the priest himself says , that the honest , good Pro- testant that wishes to go to heaven the right way ...
Page 208
... priest with you before you died and went on your long journey ; but what matter ? hadn't you the prayers of the fatherless and the motherless , and the prayers of the widows and the orphans , and the prayers of the poor and the beg ...
... priest with you before you died and went on your long journey ; but what matter ? hadn't you the prayers of the fatherless and the motherless , and the prayers of the widows and the orphans , and the prayers of the poor and the beg ...
Page 216
... wants nothing to be a priest but only to be one ; and throth , I think he'll die one yet , and God send , for sure he won't eat meat on great fast days , days , and he'll never marry ; and sure I 216 MYSTERY DEVELOPED .
... wants nothing to be a priest but only to be one ; and throth , I think he'll die one yet , and God send , for sure he won't eat meat on great fast days , days , and he'll never marry ; and sure I 216 MYSTERY DEVELOPED .
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... priest when he likes ? and so he will , if ever he comes across one of them to put him the right way . - But , master Fre- derick , won't you let me have one sight of my master ? for though I thought my prayers would be heard , I can't ...
... priest when he likes ? and so he will , if ever he comes across one of them to put him the right way . - But , master Fre- derick , won't you let me have one sight of my master ? for though I thought my prayers would be heard , I can't ...
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