Grey craigs, or 'Auld lang syne'.J. Nisbet, 1880 - 275 pages |
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... grave earnestness to their strong and individual characters . Then , their religious feelings were profound and powerful , making them forsake the parish church for the earnest and more spiritual preaching of the humble meeting - house ...
... grave earnestness to their strong and individual characters . Then , their religious feelings were profound and powerful , making them forsake the parish church for the earnest and more spiritual preaching of the humble meeting - house ...
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... grave and gay , the simple and profound , the strong faith in a wise and merciful God , yet a mis- apprehension of His real nature : nevertheless , all these united formed fine specimens of the true Scottish stamp now rarely seen . But ...
... grave and gay , the simple and profound , the strong faith in a wise and merciful God , yet a mis- apprehension of His real nature : nevertheless , all these united formed fine specimens of the true Scottish stamp now rarely seen . But ...
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... wept over it in silence . The funeral was over , the last spadeful of earth had been thrown on the coffin , and the friendly ones that had helped to lay her in her grave had been scattered , to take up other work in the GREY CRAIGS . 15.
... wept over it in silence . The funeral was over , the last spadeful of earth had been thrown on the coffin , and the friendly ones that had helped to lay her in her grave had been scattered , to take up other work in the GREY CRAIGS . 15.
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... grave silent man like Martin loved the strange wild lad , for whose pranks and mischief he had constantly to make excuses and apologies . Probably it arose from that rule in our natures which often makes us find sympathy with those that ...
... grave silent man like Martin loved the strange wild lad , for whose pranks and mischief he had constantly to make excuses and apologies . Probably it arose from that rule in our natures which often makes us find sympathy with those that ...
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... grave away . " -J . G. WHITTIER . S Gordon sat by the door , sometimes read- ing , sometimes thinking , the latch of the little white gate was lifted , and the smith , dressed in his Sunday coat , approached him with the salutation ...
... grave away . " -J . G. WHITTIER . S Gordon sat by the door , sometimes read- ing , sometimes thinking , the latch of the little white gate was lifted , and the smith , dressed in his Sunday coat , approached him with the salutation ...
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