The Lady of the Manor, 3. köideHoulston and Stoneman, 1841 |
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Page 46
... hope and divine confidence , the result , under the divine blessing , of a religious life , he expressed him- self more than once in a very pious and touching man- ner , spoke of the necessity of being always prepared for death , talked ...
... hope and divine confidence , the result , under the divine blessing , of a religious life , he expressed him- self more than once in a very pious and touching man- ner , spoke of the necessity of being always prepared for death , talked ...
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Mary Martha Sherwood. when the spring arrived , it brought with it the hope of little Alfred's speedy arrival , together with his tutor the excellent Mr. Gisborne . No sooner were we in- formed that they were actually on the Continent ...
Mary Martha Sherwood. when the spring arrived , it brought with it the hope of little Alfred's speedy arrival , together with his tutor the excellent Mr. Gisborne . No sooner were we in- formed that they were actually on the Continent ...
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... hope you will thoroughly understand the Bible by the time your education is finished ! ' " The child did not comprehend the irony of my re- tort , but answered me in simplicity , I hope I shall ; but there is so much in the Bible , that ...
... hope you will thoroughly understand the Bible by the time your education is finished ! ' " The child did not comprehend the irony of my re- tort , but answered me in simplicity , I hope I shall ; but there is so much in the Bible , that ...
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... hope and comfort could be derived from them in the hour of death ? ' 66 6 6 These are serious questions , Sir , ' said I , and I must acknowledge that some such enquiries as these have lately suggested themselves also to my mind . ' 666 ...
... hope and comfort could be derived from them in the hour of death ? ' 66 6 6 These are serious questions , Sir , ' said I , and I must acknowledge that some such enquiries as these have lately suggested themselves also to my mind . ' 666 ...
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... hope when a little time has increased our mutual confidence , that I shall induce him to declare his whole mind on this subject , which has for some time occupied my most serious thoughts . ' " Here my father broke off the discourse ...
... hope when a little time has increased our mutual confidence , that I shall induce him to declare his whole mind on this subject , which has for some time occupied my most serious thoughts . ' " Here my father broke off the discourse ...
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