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Page 136
My principles , I hope and trust , are not so variable , as that I should depart from
them , because they may not happen to suit those with whom I associate . " “ Well
, ” said Monsieur , “ we shall see that presently . " “ You will not , I hope , ' ' said ...
My principles , I hope and trust , are not so variable , as that I should depart from
them , because they may not happen to suit those with whom I associate . " “ Well
, ” said Monsieur , “ we shall see that presently . " “ You will not , I hope , ' ' said ...
Page 193
We hope , through the infinite mercy of our God , we have been brought to a
sense of our lost and ruined state by nature . We feel that we are utterly vile and
helpless , and entirely guilty in the view of infinite justice ; at the same time , we
bless ...
We hope , through the infinite mercy of our God , we have been brought to a
sense of our lost and ruined state by nature . We feel that we are utterly vile and
helpless , and entirely guilty in the view of infinite justice ; at the same time , we
bless ...
Page 199
I hope that I have a tolerably clear idea of the grand outline of religion , and of the
necessity , as it respects the perfections of the Almighty , of the death of our
Redeemer to rescue guilty man . I hope , in speaking of these things , that I do not
...
I hope that I have a tolerably clear idea of the grand outline of religion , and of the
necessity , as it respects the perfections of the Almighty , of the death of our
Redeemer to rescue guilty man . I hope , in speaking of these things , that I do not
...
Page 283
O ! even now , after so many years of blighted hopes , I still delight in thinking of
you as you were , as you once were to me ; and sometimes I still hope - yes , she
added , “ I still hope — that I may yet find comfort in you . I could be contented ...
O ! even now , after so many years of blighted hopes , I still delight in thinking of
you as you were , as you once were to me ; and sometimes I still hope - yes , she
added , “ I still hope — that I may yet find comfort in you . I could be contented ...
Page 294
Well , " I replied , I will hope , I must hope ; it would be death to me to relinquish
that hope . ” During this conference , it was settled that Mr. Helmly should set out
immediately to bring Laura home ; and I promised Lady Roxeter that I never
again ...
Well , " I replied , I will hope , I must hope ; it would be death to me to relinquish
that hope . ” During this conference , it was settled that Mr. Helmly should set out
immediately to bring Laura home ; and I promised Lady Roxeter that I never
again ...
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| Title | The Lady of the Manor ... 7. köide of The Lady of the Manor, Mary Martha Sherwood |
| Author | Mary Martha Sherwood |
| Publisher | A Towar, 1833 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 22 sept. 2014 |
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