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Nothing would afford him a more heart - felt gratification than to be enabled , at the expiration of eighteen months from the issue of his volume from the press ...
Nothing would afford him a more heart - felt gratification than to be enabled , at the expiration of eighteen months from the issue of his volume from the press ...
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... along the base of the mountain range , with the foaming cascade rushing down the rugged heights — all combined to create a scene of grandeur and loveliness , that spoke to the heart as forcibly as it attracted and charmed the eye .
... along the base of the mountain range , with the foaming cascade rushing down the rugged heights — all combined to create a scene of grandeur and loveliness , that spoke to the heart as forcibly as it attracted and charmed the eye .
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Mr. Gracelove commenced by remarking on the simplicity and beauty of the passage under consideration ; and that its wisdom was still more conspicuous than its simple beauty , inasmuch as it respected the preparation of the heart for an ...
Mr. Gracelove commenced by remarking on the simplicity and beauty of the passage under consideration ; and that its wisdom was still more conspicuous than its simple beauty , inasmuch as it respected the preparation of the heart for an ...
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heart which it was intended altogether to prevent . Take for example , " said Mr. Gracelove , -knowing the force of familiar illustration to the clearer comprehension of the mind ,“ take for example the young sapling of a year's growth ...
heart which it was intended altogether to prevent . Take for example , " said Mr. Gracelove , -knowing the force of familiar illustration to the clearer comprehension of the mind ,“ take for example the young sapling of a year's growth ...
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But the salvation of an immortal soul , especially in the case of one so beloved and dear to a parent's heart as his own offspring , must ever be his first and most cherished object . Kind and affectionate treatment , therefore , united ...
But the salvation of an immortal soul , especially in the case of one so beloved and dear to a parent's heart as his own offspring , must ever be his first and most cherished object . Kind and affectionate treatment , therefore , united ...
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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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