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The chapter being concluded , Mr. Gracelove made a few practical observations on the verse above cited ; as it was his general practice to enforce and illustrate sometimes the whole of the portion read , at other times , only a single ...
The chapter being concluded , Mr. Gracelove made a few practical observations on the verse above cited ; as it was his general practice to enforce and illustrate sometimes the whole of the portion read , at other times , only a single ...
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of " The subsequent history , " observed Mrs. Gracelove , Jonah's awful transgression , and which was written for our learning , proves most emphatically the truth of the verses you have just read . Though Jonah fled to Tarshish , as he ...
of " The subsequent history , " observed Mrs. Gracelove , Jonah's awful transgression , and which was written for our learning , proves most emphatically the truth of the verses you have just read . Though Jonah fled to Tarshish , as he ...
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She was exemplifying daily , as before observed , the truth of the divine declaration , " Those that seek me early shall find me ; " and was reaping from it the divine blessing connected with it - the love of God .
She was exemplifying daily , as before observed , the truth of the divine declaration , " Those that seek me early shall find me ; " and was reaping from it the divine blessing connected with it - the love of God .
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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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I cannot but feel , " observed the sympathizing and affec- tionate Laura , " that much as we grieve for ourselves , we have nothing to lament for her who is now no more . ” 66 Nothing whatever , " responded the pious guardian of her ...
I cannot but feel , " observed the sympathizing and affec- tionate Laura , " that much as we grieve for ourselves , we have nothing to lament for her who is now no more . ” 66 Nothing whatever , " responded the pious guardian of her ...
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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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