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In the second place , he will , -on the supposition of a profit arising from the work , -certainly benefit the Society ; inas- much as a portion of the sum which he pays for it will , in such case , be received by its treasurer .
In the second place , he will , -on the supposition of a profit arising from the work , -certainly benefit the Society ; inas- much as a portion of the sum which he pays for it will , in such case , be received by its treasurer .
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... fearful panic of 18- , when so many noble fortunes were laid prostrate in the com- mercial world by the calamitous shock of a sudden and un- expected adversity , his affairs received a blow from which they were unable to recover .
... fearful panic of 18- , when so many noble fortunes were laid prostrate in the com- mercial world by the calamitous shock of a sudden and un- expected adversity , his affairs received a blow from which they were unable to recover .
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... female collectors were received , and deposited in a box , till they were handed over to the secretaries of the parent society . In all these works of faith , and labours of love , she was greatly assisted by the wife of the Rev.
... female collectors were received , and deposited in a box , till they were handed over to the secretaries of the parent society . In all these works of faith , and labours of love , she was greatly assisted by the wife of the Rev.
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I wish you , " said Mrs. Stately , " to accompany me to the conservatory ere the light of day entirely vanish , in order to admire some rare and beautiful exotics which we have recently received from some horticultural friends of ours .
I wish you , " said Mrs. Stately , " to accompany me to the conservatory ere the light of day entirely vanish , in order to admire some rare and beautiful exotics which we have recently received from some horticultural friends of ours .
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The party , however , did not alight ; but after receiving his kind wishes for a plea- sant excursion , with a few hints as to the best path to take in ascending the mountain , and some directions on their attain- ing the summit ...
The party , however , did not alight ; but after receiving his kind wishes for a plea- sant excursion , with a few hints as to the best path to take in ascending the mountain , and some directions on their attain- ing the summit ...
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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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