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... one which had deeply interested the hearts of Mr. and Mrs. Grace- love from the birth of their first child ; convinced , as they were , of the awful responsibility attaching to parents in the education of their offspring .
... one which had deeply interested the hearts of Mr. and Mrs. Grace- love from the birth of their first child ; convinced , as they were , of the awful responsibility attaching to parents in the education of their offspring .
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This , indeed , would be giving their son a stone when he asked for bread , and a serpent when he asked for a fish , * compared with the zealous endeavours of a fond and pious parent to obtain for a beloved child that meat which en- ...
This , indeed , would be giving their son a stone when he asked for bread , and a serpent when he asked for a fish , * compared with the zealous endeavours of a fond and pious parent to obtain for a beloved child that meat which en- ...
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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 off- spring , must ever be his first and most cherished object . Kind and affectionate treatment , therefore ...
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 off- spring , must ever be his first and most cherished object . Kind and affectionate treatment , therefore ...
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Here we per- ceive the happy effects of pious teaching , which may well sti- mulate a parent's love in sowing early the seeds of divine truth in the heart of his child , ere yet the enemy ...
Here we per- ceive the happy effects of pious teaching , which may well sti- mulate a parent's love in sowing early the seeds of divine truth in the heart of his child , ere yet the enemy ...
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... good providence of God , to fill the important and responsible situa- tions of parents themselves . Would they therefore inherit a blessing , as well as communicate the same to those whose welfare must be the dearest to their ...
... good providence of God , to fill the important and responsible situa- tions of parents themselves . Would they therefore inherit a blessing , as well as communicate the same to those whose welfare must be the dearest to their ...
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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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