The Lady of the Manor, 4. köideHoulston and Stoneman, 1841 |
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Page 36
Mary Martha Sherwood. violently : " explain yourself . You , at least , have a lively recollection of my schoolday follies . Come , ex- plain yourself . " " Do not be offended , my good friend , " subjoined Edmund : " I meant not to hurt ...
Mary Martha Sherwood. violently : " explain yourself . You , at least , have a lively recollection of my schoolday follies . Come , ex- plain yourself . " " Do not be offended , my good friend , " subjoined Edmund : " I meant not to hurt ...
Page 44
... least expected it , and that when he was in an humble and lowly frame , a blessing wholly withheld at other times often attended his ministry ; for God resisteth the proud , but giveth grace unto the humble . ( James iv . 6. ) These ...
... least expected it , and that when he was in an humble and lowly frame , a blessing wholly withheld at other times often attended his ministry ; for God resisteth the proud , but giveth grace unto the humble . ( James iv . 6. ) These ...
Page 47
... least interesting subjects that then occurred to him , af- fecting at the same time a certain cheerfulness and un- concern which at that moment he certainly did not feel . A forced vivacity never has an agreeable effect , at least ...
... least interesting subjects that then occurred to him , af- fecting at the same time a certain cheerfulness and un- concern which at that moment he certainly did not feel . A forced vivacity never has an agreeable effect , at least ...
Page 48
... least service " - " You are very good , " returned Mr. Parnel , dryly : " but I have no particular occasion for your services at present . It is about your own affairs , Edmund , that I am desirous of speaking to you at this time ...
... least service " - " You are very good , " returned Mr. Parnel , dryly : " but I have no particular occasion for your services at present . It is about your own affairs , Edmund , that I am desirous of speaking to you at this time ...
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... least five thousand , and that among these vast multitudes , ( multitudes indeed to be all subjected to the pastoral jurisdiction of one man , ) there were few who , in a spiritual sense , were not blind , and naked , and poor , and ...
... least five thousand , and that among these vast multitudes , ( multitudes indeed to be all subjected to the pastoral jurisdiction of one man , ) there were few who , in a spiritual sense , were not blind , and naked , and poor , and ...
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