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... would direct her to those striking passages of scripture where disobedience to parents and superiors was visited with exem- plary punishment . She would then make her kneel down , and pray to God to forgive the offence she had ...
... would direct her to those striking passages of scripture where disobedience to parents and superiors was visited with exem- plary punishment . She would then make her kneel down , and pray to God to forgive the offence she had ...
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The motion attracted the attention of Mrs. Gracelove , who immediately perceived what her undutiful daughter had been doing during her absence . Distressed as the anxious parent was at this direct trans- 10 28 DOMESTIC MEMOIRS . in the ...
The motion attracted the attention of Mrs. Gracelove , who immediately perceived what her undutiful daughter had been doing during her absence . Distressed as the anxious parent was at this direct trans- 10 28 DOMESTIC MEMOIRS . in the ...
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Distressed as the anxious parent was at this direct trans- gression of her commands , so recently expressed , she felt nevertheless that her first care was to provide against the effects of her child's disobedient conduct .
Distressed as the anxious parent was at this direct trans- gression of her commands , so recently expressed , she felt nevertheless that her first care was to provide against the effects of her child's disobedient conduct .
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... his servant to go to Nineveh , a great and populous city , and to cry against it on account of the wickedness that prevailed within it , Jonah , in direct violation of the divine injunction , determined not to proceed there .
... his servant to go to Nineveh , a great and populous city , and to cry against it on account of the wickedness that prevailed within it , Jonah , in direct violation of the divine injunction , determined not to proceed there .
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With untiring efforts , seeing the imminency of the danger , did the good shepherd again and again collect his perverse sheep , and direct them towards the place of refuge ; but with equally unsuccessful results .
With untiring efforts , seeing the imminency of the danger , did the good shepherd again and again collect his perverse sheep , and direct them towards the place of refuge ; but with equally unsuccessful results .
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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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