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Theword ofGod,”continued this pious young officer,“discovers tous theway of
salvation laid down inthe covenantof grace, manifesting to us what the
everblessed Trinity therein purposed, and what, in the fulness of time,was
accomplished ...
Theword ofGod,”continued this pious young officer,“discovers tous theway of
salvation laid down inthe covenantof grace, manifesting to us what the
everblessed Trinity therein purposed, and what, in the fulness of time,was
accomplished ...
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“'Thereisa plan formed by Infinite Wisdom', continued the venerable man, 'for
thesalvation ofsinners, so wonderfulin its nature, socomprehensive in itsextent,
so marvellous inits effects, thathe wholooks uponit withthe eye of faiththough he
were ...
“'Thereisa plan formed by Infinite Wisdom', continued the venerable man, 'for
thesalvation ofsinners, so wonderfulin its nature, socomprehensive in itsextent,
so marvellous inits effects, thathe wholooks uponit withthe eye of faiththough he
were ...
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The effects of the loveofdress,” continued the old lady, “inyoung females
ofthemiddle classes and of moderate fortunes are not so grossly immoral, itis true
,as among the lowest classes; that is, itdoes not produce absolutely criminal
conduct, ...
The effects of the loveofdress,” continued the old lady, “inyoung females
ofthemiddle classes and of moderate fortunes are not so grossly immoral, itis true
,as among the lowest classes; that is, itdoes not produce absolutely criminal
conduct, ...
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| Title | The Lady of the Manor (Complete) 1. köide of Library of Alexandria |
| Author | Mary Martha Sherwood |
| Publisher | Library of Alexandria, 1860 |
| ISBN | 1465540954, 9781465540959 |
| Length | 418 pages |
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