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CHAPTER I. It was at the close of one of those lovely autumnal days that so often brighten over the face of September , that Mr. and Mrs. Gracelove , with their youthful and beautiful daughter Laura , then ten years of age , their two ...
CHAPTER I. It was at the close of one of those lovely autumnal days that so often brighten over the face of September , that Mr. and Mrs. Gracelove , with their youthful and beautiful daughter Laura , then ten years of age , their two ...
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... proceeded to the piano ; and being , though so young , a very tolerable proficient in sacred music , sang the * James ii . 23 . + Gen. xviii . 19 . following beautiful hymn of Wesley , in which the whole DOMESTIC MEMOIRS . 11.
... proceeded to the piano ; and being , though so young , a very tolerable proficient in sacred music , sang the * James ii . 23 . + Gen. xviii . 19 . following beautiful hymn of Wesley , in which the whole DOMESTIC MEMOIRS . 11.
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following beautiful hymn of Wesley , in which the whole family joined . Jesus , lover of my soul , Let me to thy bosom fly , While the nearer waters roll , While the tempest still is high . Hide me , O my Saviour ! hide , Till the storm ...
following beautiful hymn of Wesley , in which the whole family joined . Jesus , lover of my soul , Let me to thy bosom fly , While the nearer waters roll , While the tempest still is high . Hide me , O my Saviour ! hide , Till the storm ...
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... he was on the point of again commencing his mercantile pursuits , when , by the death of a maternal uncle , he unexpect- edly found himself in possession of a valuable and beautiful estate in the county of Cumberland .
... he was on the point of again commencing his mercantile pursuits , when , by the death of a maternal uncle , he unexpect- edly found himself in possession of a valuable and beautiful estate in the county of Cumberland .
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So happy a union left nothing to desire , and exemplified the poet's beautiful imaginings of domestic happiness , when he describes it as the 66 Only bliss of Paradise that has escaped the fall . " CHAPTER III .
So happy a union left nothing to desire , and exemplified the poet's beautiful imaginings of domestic happiness , when he describes it as the 66 Only bliss of Paradise that has escaped the fall . " CHAPTER III .
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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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