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Page 95
... than by his superior piety , “ In England we were rendered peculiarly happy by
falling into such society as confirmed all those desires which , under the blessing
of God , had been first excited in our minds by the conversation of Mr. Gisborne .
... than by his superior piety , “ In England we were rendered peculiarly happy by
falling into such society as confirmed all those desires which , under the blessing
of God , had been first excited in our minds by the conversation of Mr. Gisborne .
Page 135
Anna was not quite so willing to accept the invitation , because she was now very
happy , and feared to have her happiness marred by intercourse with the world .
But the matter was settled by a reference to Mr. Mills , who said , that as he must ...
Anna was not quite so willing to accept the invitation , because she was now very
happy , and feared to have her happiness marred by intercourse with the world .
But the matter was settled by a reference to Mr. Mills , who said , that as he must ...
Page 144
... but merely give you the result of all these reasonings , which was an unfeigned
thankoffering to her heavenly Father for her retired situation , her happy home ,
and the simple state of religion under her own wise , and excellent , and truly 144
...
... but merely give you the result of all these reasonings , which was an unfeigned
thankoffering to her heavenly Father for her retired situation , her happy home ,
and the simple state of religion under her own wise , and excellent , and truly 144
...
Page 161
... I was happy then . My mornings were spent in the study of the Scriptures in
their original languages , and in tracing the pages of history as they referred to
prophecy ; I dined early ; and in the evenings I visited my parishioners and my
school .
... I was happy then . My mornings were spent in the study of the Scriptures in
their original languages , and in tracing the pages of history as they referred to
prophecy ; I dined early ; and in the evenings I visited my parishioners and my
school .
Page 178
... which I shall transcribe at full length in this place , as an evidence of the happy
effects which are sometimes produced by the simple teaching of the Holy Spirit .
rest . “ The word Sabbath I understand to signify , in the original language , rest .
... which I shall transcribe at full length in this place , as an evidence of the happy
effects which are sometimes produced by the simple teaching of the Holy Spirit .
rest . “ The word Sabbath I understand to signify , in the original language , rest .
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| Title | The Lady of the Manor, 3. 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 | 25 nov. 2014 |
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