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Should , however , the wayward heart of the child require a stricter moral regimen than advice and lectures will supply , an unwise tenderness must not withhold the application of a more severe remedy .
Should , however , the wayward heart of the child require a stricter moral regimen than advice and lectures will supply , an unwise tenderness must not withhold the application of a more severe remedy .
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Again she learnt five more words , when a second evil coincidence fairly upset her moral philosophy . It is said that Satan will sometimes array himself as an angel of light . In the present instance the tempter came in the form of a ...
Again she learnt five more words , when a second evil coincidence fairly upset her moral philosophy . It is said that Satan will sometimes array himself as an angel of light . In the present instance the tempter came in the form of a ...
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But inclined as the tender mother always was to the side of leniency , though not to that degree of weakness which is divested of firmness , she resolved to try the more congenial influence of moral discipline .
But inclined as the tender mother always was to the side of leniency , though not to that degree of weakness which is divested of firmness , she resolved to try the more congenial influence of moral discipline .
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Aware that no better opportunity would present itself , for the purpose of impressing on her child's mind the religious moral deducible from this solemn record of a prophet's disobedience , the conscientious parent opened out to her the ...
Aware that no better opportunity would present itself , for the purpose of impressing on her child's mind the religious moral deducible from this solemn record of a prophet's disobedience , the conscientious parent opened out to her the ...
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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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| 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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