The Lady of the Manor, 3. köideHoulston and Stoneman, 1841 |
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... means allowing us to make their mythological writings our guides , teaching them to our little ones , extolling their beauties , or holding them up as standards of morality to the admiration of our friends and associates . " The ...
... means allowing us to make their mythological writings our guides , teaching them to our little ones , extolling their beauties , or holding them up as standards of morality to the admiration of our friends and associates . " The ...
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... means such a barbarian as to wish the destruction of a single interesting vestige of ancient days ; neither do I believe it to be any offence against the Al- mighty to study the writings of antiquity in order to throw light either upon ...
... means such a barbarian as to wish the destruction of a single interesting vestige of ancient days ; neither do I believe it to be any offence against the Al- mighty to study the writings of antiquity in order to throw light either upon ...
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... mean time , hopes were held out to him of speedy advancement in the line he desired : but finding that his creditors would not receive promises in lieu of payment , he suffered himself to be persuaded to seek the improve- ment of his ...
... mean time , hopes were held out to him of speedy advancement in the line he desired : but finding that his creditors would not receive promises in lieu of payment , he suffered himself to be persuaded to seek the improve- ment of his ...
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... means an avowed infidel , or an open ene- my of his God , it never once occurred to him , that the word of God could be made of the slightest use in en- lightening and clearing the intellect , or improving the taste and as to its power ...
... means an avowed infidel , or an open ene- my of his God , it never once occurred to him , that the word of God could be made of the slightest use in en- lightening and clearing the intellect , or improving the taste and as to its power ...
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... the English court , resolved to employ him- self in the cultivation of my mind , excusing himself for not having provided the same means of instruction for his elder daughter , who was still with her grandmother THE LADY OF THE MANOR . 15.
... the English court , resolved to employ him- self in the cultivation of my mind , excusing himself for not having provided the same means of instruction for his elder daughter , who was still with her grandmother THE LADY OF THE MANOR . 15.
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