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Page 56
I answered , ' I hope you will thoroughly understand the Bible by the time your
education is finished ! ' “ The child did not comprehend the irony of my retort , but
answered me in simplicity , I hope I shall ; but there is so much in the Bible , that ...
I answered , ' I hope you will thoroughly understand the Bible by the time your
education is finished ! ' “ The child did not comprehend the irony of my retort , but
answered me in simplicity , I hope I shall ; but there is so much in the Bible , that ...
Page 68
I hope , ' replied my father , ' if I have lived in error on this subject through my past
life , that my eyes may be thoroughly opened , and that it may please God not to
visit on you , my Ellen , the ignorance and sin of your father . If light should shine
...
I hope , ' replied my father , ' if I have lived in error on this subject through my past
life , that my eyes may be thoroughly opened , and that it may please God not to
visit on you , my Ellen , the ignorance and sin of your father . If light should shine
...
Page 78
Undoubtedly not , ' replied Mr. Gisborne : but inasmuch as all the best Latin
writers were unenlightened heathens , I reserve them till such times as I may
hope that my pupil , being well grounded in Scripture , and armed with the
knowledge of ...
Undoubtedly not , ' replied Mr. Gisborne : but inasmuch as all the best Latin
writers were unenlightened heathens , I reserve them till such times as I may
hope that my pupil , being well grounded in Scripture , and armed with the
knowledge of ...
Page 89
... had heard , altogether , combined with my own indiscreet conduct , and the
apprehended absence of my father from the chateau at this late hour , filled me
with such terrors as I had never before experienced , and such as I hope never
again ...
... had heard , altogether , combined with my own indiscreet conduct , and the
apprehended absence of my father from the chateau at this late hour , filled me
with such terrors as I had never before experienced , and such as I hope never
again ...
Page 137
But I hope , ” said Anna , “ that my company causes no change ? “ Not the least , ”
returned the young lady . The conversation now took a new turn . Miss Jane
mentioned the winter fashions as being just arrived , and Miss Charlotte asked
what ...
But I hope , ” said Anna , “ that my company causes no change ? “ Not the least , ”
returned the young lady . The conversation now took a new turn . Miss Jane
mentioned the winter fashions as being just arrived , and Miss Charlotte asked
what ...
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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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