The Prospective Review: A Quarterly Journal of Theology and Literature, Том 9John Chapman, 1853 |
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... matters sometimes read amiss is not strange . That some Fanaticism mingled with their devotion , we of this age cannot afford to impute to them as a deep disgrace . The great and memorable fact is , that at that distant day we find this ...
... matters sometimes read amiss is not strange . That some Fanaticism mingled with their devotion , we of this age cannot afford to impute to them as a deep disgrace . The great and memorable fact is , that at that distant day we find this ...
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... matter of a foreign theology , our Author himself always affords the needful means and hints for its detection and elimination . CHRISTIAN TEACHER . - No . 59 . ART . II . - MEMOIRS OF THOMAS MOORE . the Old Testament . 17.
... matter of a foreign theology , our Author himself always affords the needful means and hints for its detection and elimination . CHRISTIAN TEACHER . - No . 59 . ART . II . - MEMOIRS OF THOMAS MOORE . the Old Testament . 17.
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... matter is given in his writing to one of his publishers for a little money to relieve him from the turtle - soup and claret of a high sheriff's country house , which he is obliged to continue swallowing for weeks together , be- cause he ...
... matter is given in his writing to one of his publishers for a little money to relieve him from the turtle - soup and claret of a high sheriff's country house , which he is obliged to continue swallowing for weeks together , be- cause he ...
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... matter for ridicule as for grave political consideration . ” — “ To me , the abundant amusement and interest which such a scene could not but afford , was a good deal heightened by my having , in my youth- ful days , been made ...
... matter for ridicule as for grave political consideration . ” — “ To me , the abundant amusement and interest which such a scene could not but afford , was a good deal heightened by my having , in my youth- ful days , been made ...
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... matter ; but ( except to such friends as you ) I shall never complain of him . He served my father when my father much wanted it , and he and his sister took my dear Bessy by the hand most cordially and seasonably ; for all this I give ...
... matter ; but ( except to such friends as you ) I shall never complain of him . He served my father when my father much wanted it , and he and his sister took my dear Bessy by the hand most cordially and seasonably ; for all this I give ...
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