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... and with the view of correcting the unsound principles and practices by which worldly men are actuated , he feels that he can , with confidence , prefer a claim for his book to the regards of those whom he If , then , the author is ...
... and with the view of correcting the unsound principles and practices by which worldly men are actuated , he feels that he can , with confidence , prefer a claim for his book to the regards of those whom he If , then , the author is ...
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THE reader being now sufficiently acquainted with the moral economy of Mr. and Mrs. Gracelove's household , will feel , it is hoped , more than anxious to know how the other great duties of life were performed ; namely , those in ...
THE reader being now sufficiently acquainted with the moral economy of Mr. and Mrs. Gracelove's household , will feel , it is hoped , more than anxious to know how the other great duties of life were performed ; namely , those in ...
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... had descended from the glories of heaven to invest himself with a much deeper poverty than even their own , in order to accomplish their salvation , these poor people could not but feel a double consolation under their afflictions .
... had descended from the glories of heaven to invest himself with a much deeper poverty than even their own , in order to accomplish their salvation , these poor people could not but feel a double consolation under their afflictions .
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... was the following hymn by Watts , forming part of the other , and composed in the same spirit of faith and devotion . The author makes no apology for their insertion , as he feels quite confident that his reader will require none .
... was the following hymn by Watts , forming part of the other , and composed in the same spirit of faith and devotion . The author makes no apology for their insertion , as he feels quite confident that his reader will require none .
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... administer to their necessities ; when they feel that their more pressing wants are relieved by the supply of food , of clothing , and of fuel , they are inclined to bear , without repining , the minor evils incident to their lot .
... administer to their necessities ; when they feel that their more pressing wants are relieved by the supply of food , of clothing , and of fuel , they are inclined to bear , without repining , the minor evils incident to their lot .
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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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