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... and the daughters by the establishment of a respectable seminary for young ladies , were enabled to support themselves with credit and with comfort . It was not , therefore , with an uninspired pen that the Royal Psalmist expressed ...
... and the daughters by the establishment of a respectable seminary for young ladies , were enabled to support themselves with credit and with comfort . It was not , therefore , with an uninspired pen that the Royal Psalmist expressed ...
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This remark drew from the obdurate couple an exclamation of astonishment , accompanied by the observation , that " they could not have believed that so gentle and kind a lady could have expressed a sentiment so wounding to their ...
This remark drew from the obdurate couple an exclamation of astonishment , accompanied by the observation , that " they could not have believed that so gentle and kind a lady could have expressed a sentiment so wounding to their ...
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In addition , however , to these frequent ministrations of benevolence in the cottages of the poor , this lady " * warmly interested herself in forming various charitable associations , for. * Phil . i . 6 . * Job xxix . 11-13 .
In addition , however , to these frequent ministrations of benevolence in the cottages of the poor , this lady " * warmly interested herself in forming various charitable associations , for. * Phil . i . 6 . * Job xxix . 11-13 .
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This excellent woman had organized two Ladies ' branch Associations in her house , in aid of those admirable institutions , the Bible and Church Missionary Societies . Of these associations the latter had taken upon herself the office ...
This excellent woman had organized two Ladies ' branch Associations in her house , in aid of those admirable institutions , the Bible and Church Missionary Societies . Of these associations the latter had taken upon herself the office ...
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She was a lady whose sincere piety , and exemplary fulfilment of the responsible duties of a Christian mother , -in the tender care , and love , and education of her children , -had greatly endeared her to her family .
She was a lady whose sincere piety , and exemplary fulfilment of the responsible duties of a Christian mother , -in the tender care , and love , and education of her children , -had greatly endeared her to her family .
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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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