The Lady of the Manor: Being a Series of Conversations on the Subject of Confirmation. Intended for the Use of the Middle and Higher Ranks of Young Females, Volume 2Harper & Bros., 1835 |
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... - gyric upon the taste of the ancients ; such a one as we may hear every day , and read every hour , from the mouths and pens of many good Christians , who continue to repeat the cry of , " Great is Diana of the LADY OF THE MANOR . 39.
... - gyric upon the taste of the ancients ; such a one as we may hear every day , and read every hour , from the mouths and pens of many good Christians , who continue to repeat the cry of , " Great is Diana of the LADY OF THE MANOR . 39.
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... hear me to suggest this idea , and as my own vanity was not likely to do so , the insinuating address of the count was left to produce all the effects of which it was capable . And although , as soon as the amusement of this classical ...
... hear me to suggest this idea , and as my own vanity was not likely to do so , the insinuating address of the count was left to produce all the effects of which it was capable . And although , as soon as the amusement of this classical ...
Page 43
... sad exclamations- " Oh ! my poor husband ! your poor father ! what will he feel when he hears this news , for he loved his daughter , and often spoke not only of seeing her again , but of bringing LADY OF THE MANOR . 43.
... sad exclamations- " Oh ! my poor husband ! your poor father ! what will he feel when he hears this news , for he loved his daughter , and often spoke not only of seeing her again , but of bringing LADY OF THE MANOR . 43.
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... hear that he had learned Greek , and was soon to learn Latin , because there were certain authors in those anguages who had produced works of genius which sur- passed any thing that had ever fallen from other pens . then expatiated ...
... hear that he had learned Greek , and was soon to learn Latin , because there were certain authors in those anguages who had produced works of genius which sur- passed any thing that had ever fallen from other pens . then expatiated ...
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... hear part of it , if it is so very fine . " You may be sure this was said in no good humour ; for though I did not doubt the goodness of my own cause , yet I felt that my little adversary had more to say for himself than I had at first ...
... hear part of it , if it is so very fine . " You may be sure this was said in no good humour ; for though I did not doubt the goodness of my own cause , yet I felt that my little adversary had more to say for himself than I had at first ...
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Page 168 - Blessed and holy is he that hath part in the first resurrection: on such the second death hath no power, but they shall be priests of God and of Christ, and shall reign with him a thousand years.
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