The Lady of the Manor, 3. köideHoulston and Stoneman, 1841 |
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... mind is enmity against God ; it is not subject to the law of God , neither indeed can be : every sentiment , therefore , of a heathen writer must needs be corrupt , and opposed to that which is right ; neither can we wonder at any evil ...
... mind is enmity against God ; it is not subject to the law of God , neither indeed can be : every sentiment , therefore , of a heathen writer must needs be corrupt , and opposed to that which is right ; neither can we wonder at any evil ...
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... Mind by our usual Classical Studies . " My grandfather , as you well know , my dear Madam , was the Earl of K- and my father a younger son of that nobleman . My father was a remarkably handsome man ; his personal accomplishments being ...
... Mind by our usual Classical Studies . " My grandfather , as you well know , my dear Madam , was the Earl of K- and my father a younger son of that nobleman . My father was a remarkably handsome man ; his personal accomplishments being ...
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... mind and the improvement of her talents . " As far as I could ever learn , my sister was never a brilliant character , nor in any way distinguished by personal beauty : she possessed , however , in a singular degree , that uniform ...
... mind and the improvement of her talents . " As far as I could ever learn , my sister was never a brilliant character , nor in any way distinguished by personal beauty : she possessed , however , in a singular degree , that uniform ...
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... mind had been inflamed with passion and harassed by fatigue . " About three years ago , when again visiting Ver- sailles in order to weep over the wreck of former magni- ficence , I saw a portrait of the little Dauphiness on her first ...
... mind had been inflamed with passion and harassed by fatigue . " About three years ago , when again visiting Ver- sailles in order to weep over the wreck of former magni- ficence , I saw a portrait of the little Dauphiness on her first ...
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Mary Martha Sherwood. to my mind such an idea of regal pomp as that of Ver- sailles . I doubt whether it may be ... minds are found sufficiently exalted to rise wholly above it . Hence the characters about every court are commonly of the ...
Mary Martha Sherwood. to my mind such an idea of regal pomp as that of Ver- sailles . I doubt whether it may be ... minds are found sufficiently exalted to rise wholly above it . Hence the characters about every court are commonly of the ...
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