The Lady of the Manor: Being a Series of Conversations on the Subject of Confirmation : Intended for the Use of the Middle and Higher Rank of Young Females, Volume 4Towar, J. & D.M. Hogan, 1831 - Conduct of life |
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Page 11
... kind protectress gave him on the sub- jects depictured upon the tiles ; and no doubt these lec- tures were repeated over and over again , as , even in after life he carried in his mind's eye the various groups re- presented on each blue ...
... kind protectress gave him on the sub- jects depictured upon the tiles ; and no doubt these lec- tures were repeated over and over again , as , even in after life he carried in his mind's eye the various groups re- presented on each blue ...
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... kind of expression of mock com- mendation of Edmund Stephens's piety . Edmund was therefore much surprised to find the spirit of persecu tion suddenly grown to so formidable a height ; neither could he help attributing it to the right ...
... kind of expression of mock com- mendation of Edmund Stephens's piety . Edmund was therefore much surprised to find the spirit of persecu tion suddenly grown to so formidable a height ; neither could he help attributing it to the right ...
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... kind of expression of mock com- mendation of Edmund Stephens's piety . Edmund was therefore much surprised to find the spirit of persecu tion suddenly grown to so formidable a height ; neither could he help attributing it to the right ...
... kind of expression of mock com- mendation of Edmund Stephens's piety . Edmund was therefore much surprised to find the spirit of persecu tion suddenly grown to so formidable a height ; neither could he help attributing it to the right ...
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... kind , between what we should call worldly , and what is really right , that they cannot bear any plain , simple , straight - forward sentiments . In some persons , this is owing to a natural weakness and little- ness of mind , which ...
... kind , between what we should call worldly , and what is really right , that they cannot bear any plain , simple , straight - forward sentiments . In some persons , this is owing to a natural weakness and little- ness of mind , which ...
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... kind of persons which I have describ- ed : and Edmund soon discovered that if he spoke at all while in their presence , he must be constantly subject to disputations . He therefore had recourse to silence , as being by far the less evil ...
... kind of persons which I have describ- ed : and Edmund soon discovered that if he spoke at all while in their presence , he must be constantly subject to disputations . He therefore had recourse to silence , as being by far the less evil ...
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