The Lady of the Manor, 3. köideHoulston and Stoneman, 1841 |
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... nature , and whose choicest passages are replete with such vain - glo- rious and worldly sentiments as a man must utterly re- nounce before he can enter the kingdom of heaven ; - when we consider that a knowledge of the classics is ...
... nature , and whose choicest passages are replete with such vain - glo- rious and worldly sentiments as a man must utterly re- nounce before he can enter the kingdom of heaven ; - when we consider that a knowledge of the classics is ...
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... nature : but all that proceeds from the writer himself , is and must be corrupt ; since every imagination of the thoughts of man's heart are declared , in the sacred volume , to be only evil continually . The carnal mind is enmity ...
... nature : but all that proceeds from the writer himself , is and must be corrupt ; since every imagination of the thoughts of man's heart are declared , in the sacred volume , to be only evil continually . The carnal mind is enmity ...
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... natural man receiveth not these things . " My father , however , read much ; and , pursuing the bent given him at the University , he particularly devoted himself to the classics , together with all such books as are in any way ...
... natural man receiveth not these things . " My father , however , read much ; and , pursuing the bent given him at the University , he particularly devoted himself to the classics , together with all such books as are in any way ...
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... nature at his command , as those which the Schwartzwald present- ed at so remote a distance from Rome as the banks of the Rhine . " The house which I am here describing stood in the centre of a large and rich domain . It was situated on ...
... nature at his command , as those which the Schwartzwald present- ed at so remote a distance from Rome as the banks of the Rhine . " The house which I am here describing stood in the centre of a large and rich domain . It was situated on ...
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... nature into regions , which the late possessor had laid out entirely by the rule and compass . " There is something peculiarly wild and impressive in all the scenery of the Schwartzwald , a certain appro- priate character , which when ...
... nature into regions , which the late possessor had laid out entirely by the rule and compass . " There is something peculiarly wild and impressive in all the scenery of the Schwartzwald , a certain appro- priate character , which when ...
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