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This wise course of reformation was generally attended by beneficial results ; but , still , it was not always limited to verbal remonstrance ; for when a more prominent instance of perverse behaviour occurred , recourse was then had to ...
This wise course of reformation was generally attended by beneficial results ; but , still , it was not always limited to verbal remonstrance ; for when a more prominent instance of perverse behaviour occurred , recourse was then had to ...
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Having assigned to her the task she was to learn , Mrs. Gracelove left her in the parlour , with the appearance of conforming to her wishes , and pro- ceeded up stairs to attend to some domestic arrangements . The lesson allotted to the ...
Having assigned to her the task she was to learn , Mrs. Gracelove left her in the parlour , with the appearance of conforming to her wishes , and pro- ceeded up stairs to attend to some domestic arrangements . The lesson allotted to the ...
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Nor was their spiritual welfare the last thing that was attended to . Often would the pious Mrs. Gracelove , zealous for her Master's cause , with the Bible in her hand , and the love of God in her heart , repair to these lowly ...
Nor was their spiritual welfare the last thing that was attended to . Often would the pious Mrs. Gracelove , zealous for her Master's cause , with the Bible in her hand , and the love of God in her heart , repair to these lowly ...
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In vain had their kind visitor admonished them on the due observance of the Sabbath day , the sanctity of which they so often violated ; and on the duty of attending a place + Luke x . 42 . * Prov . viii . 17 . of worship , in a spirit ...
In vain had their kind visitor admonished them on the due observance of the Sabbath day , the sanctity of which they so often violated ; and on the duty of attending a place + Luke x . 42 . * Prov . viii . 17 . of worship , in a spirit ...
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... the Desert of Egypt , when travelling overland was a very different affair to the holiday excursion now , ) yet must it in- evitably disqualify the mind , while unappeased , to attend to the lessons either of morality or religion .
... the Desert of Egypt , when travelling overland was a very different affair to the holiday excursion now , ) yet must it in- evitably disqualify the mind , while unappeased , to attend to the lessons either of morality or religion .
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| Title | Domestic memoirs of a Christian family resident in the county of Cumberland |
| Author | Henry Tudor |
| Publisher | J. Hatchard and Son, 1848 |
| Original from | Montserrat Abbey Library |
| Digitized | 30 Mar 2011 |
| Length | 416 pages |
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