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Page 38
“ Believe me most sincere when I assure you , ” replied the latter , " that I do not wish , for a single moment , to wound your feelings , or insult your misfortunes . I wish you , from my very heart , the truest and most enduring ...
“ Believe me most sincere when I assure you , ” replied the latter , " that I do not wish , for a single moment , to wound your feelings , or insult your misfortunes . I wish you , from my very heart , the truest and most enduring ...
Page 39
Listen to the following story , which I am going to relate to you , and you will then think that I was justified in using the terms which at present you believe to be so cruel . “ On a wide and desolate moor , far distant from human ...
Listen to the following story , which I am going to relate to you , and you will then think that I was justified in using the terms which at present you believe to be so cruel . “ On a wide and desolate moor , far distant from human ...
Page 57
... while his pride induced him to believe that the inferior classes of mankind were made only to administer to its gratification . Hunting , shooting , horse - racing , cards , dinner - parties , visiting in every direction through the ...
... while his pride induced him to believe that the inferior classes of mankind were made only to administer to its gratification . Hunting , shooting , horse - racing , cards , dinner - parties , visiting in every direction through the ...
Page 65
And , yet ' there are many good and judicious Christians , who , nevertheless , construe it in that light , and believe that an act of thanksgiving to God , as in the case of Miriam and of David , is combined with the piety of the child ...
And , yet ' there are many good and judicious Christians , who , nevertheless , construe it in that light , and believe that an act of thanksgiving to God , as in the case of Miriam and of David , is combined with the piety of the child ...
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I am inclined to believe also , with yourself , that as regards the last of your illustrations being drawn from that better dispensation of Christianity to which you have referred , is an additional argument in its favour .
I am inclined to believe also , with yourself , that as regards the last of your illustrations being drawn from that better dispensation of Christianity to which you have referred , is an additional argument in its favour .
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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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