The Lady of the Manor, 3. köideHoulston and Stoneman, 1841 |
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... persons who formed this society , there were few distinguished above the rest by any ideas which were not of the commonest order . There were , indeed , a few literary men - some individuals who read and thought and among this number ...
... persons who formed this society , there were few distinguished above the rest by any ideas which were not of the commonest order . There were , indeed , a few literary men - some individuals who read and thought and among this number ...
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... person could read . " These things are absurd ; but if they were only ab- surd , we might pass them by without wishing them otherwise . But they are worse than absurd ; for their influence is decidedly corrupting ; and every one who ...
... person could read . " These things are absurd ; but if they were only ab- surd , we might pass them by without wishing them otherwise . But they are worse than absurd ; for their influence is decidedly corrupting ; and every one who ...
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... persons who are devoted to classical studies , that he would always speak of the Bible with respect , especially ... person I was in my seventeenth year . VOL . III . D " I must begin with saying , that I was THE LADY OF THE MANOR . 25 25.
... persons who are devoted to classical studies , that he would always speak of the Bible with respect , especially ... person I was in my seventeenth year . VOL . III . D " I must begin with saying , that I was THE LADY OF THE MANOR . 25 25.
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... , to become the prey of very disorderly thoughts . Many excellent persons being fully aware of this , strictly forbid their children . the indiscriminate use of novels and romances , with such 26 THE LADY OF THE MANOR .
... , to become the prey of very disorderly thoughts . Many excellent persons being fully aware of this , strictly forbid their children . the indiscriminate use of novels and romances , with such 26 THE LADY OF THE MANOR .
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... persons have been prepared for vice in after life by books of this description than by any other engine which Satan ever devised . " The form in which the images presented to me in these writings first took hold of my mind was appa ...
... persons have been prepared for vice in after life by books of this description than by any other engine which Satan ever devised . " The form in which the images presented to me in these writings first took hold of my mind was appa ...
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