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... ON THE IMPORTANCE OF CONFIRMATION. On the appointed evening, between twelve and twenty young ladies, all of whom had given in their names as candidates for confirmation, assembled at the manorhouse. They were affectionately received by the ...
... ON THE IMPORTANCE OF CONFIRMATION. On the appointed evening, between twelve and twenty young ladies, all of whom had given in their names as candidates for confirmation, assembled at the manorhouse. They were affectionately received by the ...
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... at sunrise, in the forest of St. Germaine, where I go tohunt with his Majesty, andyou shall have every satisfaction you may desire.' Thus speaking, he proceededinto the queen's apartment, leaving Frederickto make such reflections on the ...
... at sunrise, in the forest of St. Germaine, where I go tohunt with his Majesty, andyou shall have every satisfaction you may desire.' Thus speaking, he proceededinto the queen's apartment, leaving Frederickto make such reflections on the ...
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Mary Martha Sherwood. before mentioned. Through this lawn he passed on, till he came out on a beautiful terrace, whence the river Seine appeared winding through a rich valley till it lost itself in a long rangeof woodsinthe distance.From ...
Mary Martha Sherwood. before mentioned. Through this lawn he passed on, till he came out on a beautiful terrace, whence the river Seine appeared winding through a rich valley till it lost itself in a long rangeof woodsinthe distance.From ...
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... upon the merits of our Saviour, on whom alone we place all our hopeof acceptance. Forhissake,therefore,OLord, grant usthat favourwhich we are at this time more especially led to supplicate at thy hand.We are, OLord, aware ofthe peculiar ...
... upon the merits of our Saviour, on whom alone we place all our hopeof acceptance. Forhissake,therefore,OLord, grant usthat favourwhich we are at this time more especially led to supplicate at thy hand.We are, OLord, aware ofthe peculiar ...
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... my child!mychild! my baby is dying! Alfred, lookatyour poor mother;do you know me,my boy? O myAlfred!” Margarita advanced to the door of the roomfrom whencethe voice proceeded, and gently opening it,saw an infantextended on a bed, onone ...
... my child!mychild! my baby is dying! Alfred, lookatyour poor mother;do you know me,my boy? O myAlfred!” Margarita advanced to the door of the roomfrom whencethe voice proceeded, and gently opening it,saw an infantextended on a bed, onone ...
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