The Lady of the Manor: Being a Series of Conversations on the Subject of Confirmation : Intended for the Use of the Middle and Higher Ranks of Young Females, 4. köideF. Houlston, 1826 |
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... wish to state to you the nature of that principle in the creature which , being followed up to its end , is neither more nor less than uni- versal destruction , ruin , and death . " It is certain , that the Almighty , in B 3 THE LADY OF ...
... wish to state to you the nature of that principle in the creature which , being followed up to its end , is neither more nor less than uni- versal destruction , ruin , and death . " It is certain , that the Almighty , in B 3 THE LADY OF ...
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... wish than to be found standing in your lot at the end of your days . 66 " And now , " said the lady of the manor , as I have kept your attention for some time on what I should call a somewhat dry discussion , I will , if you will permit ...
... wish than to be found standing in your lot at the end of your days . 66 " And now , " said the lady of the manor , as I have kept your attention for some time on what I should call a somewhat dry discussion , I will , if you will permit ...
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... wish that her nephew should become a minister of the Church of England ; and as she was aware that , in order to his acquisition of that knowledge of the learned languages which is thought ne- cessary for those who are to be admitted to ...
... wish that her nephew should become a minister of the Church of England ; and as she was aware that , in order to his acquisition of that knowledge of the learned languages which is thought ne- cessary for those who are to be admitted to ...
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... wish to decide ; but certainly he wanted some of the best evidences of true religion . Although far from being a handsome or elegant boy , or even particu- larly clever , he had a high opinion of himself , and was acutely alive to every ...
... wish to decide ; but certainly he wanted some of the best evidences of true religion . Although far from being a handsome or elegant boy , or even particu- larly clever , he had a high opinion of himself , and was acutely alive to every ...
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... wishes known to his father , and engaged him to ask this favour of Mrs. Mary Stephens . This pious woman , whose sole object through life had been to do good rather than to consult her own feelings , was not inexorable to the entreaties ...
... wishes known to his father , and engaged him to ask this favour of Mrs. Mary Stephens . This pious woman , whose sole object through life had been to do good rather than to consult her own feelings , was not inexorable to the entreaties ...
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