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 |
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... dress and her humility of car- riage , were not the effect of a moderate fortune , but of Christian principles ; since all these qualities remained in their original simplicity , even after a change of cir- cumstances appeared , in the ...
... dress and her humility of car- riage , were not the effect of a moderate fortune , but of Christian principles ; since all these qualities remained in their original simplicity , even after a change of cir- cumstances appeared , in the ...
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... dress which he had worn in the early days of their happy union , with the sweet assurance that he was now arrived in that blessed country where there remaineth a rest for the ple of God . ( Heb . iv . 9. ) peo- For some years after the ...
... dress which he had worn in the early days of their happy union , with the sweet assurance that he was now arrived in that blessed country where there remaineth a rest for the ple of God . ( Heb . iv . 9. ) peo- For some years after the ...
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... dress , the necessity I was under of working hard and living plainly ; and , above all , for that greatest of all blessings , a pious education : all which circumstances I was now led to consider as af- fording such an earnest of the ...
... dress , the necessity I was under of working hard and living plainly ; and , above all , for that greatest of all blessings , a pious education : all which circumstances I was now led to consider as af- fording such an earnest of the ...
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... dress after the manner of the excellent Miranda in Law's Serious Call ; and I will bestow all I can spare on the poor . " By the time Louisa had formed all these good resolu- tions , she was , in her own opinion , truly converted , and ...
... dress after the manner of the excellent Miranda in Law's Serious Call ; and I will bestow all I can spare on the poor . " By the time Louisa had formed all these good resolu- tions , she was , in her own opinion , truly converted , and ...
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... dress , the smiling and sparkling beauty of her countenance , together with her uncommonly elegant and graceful person , tended not a little to raise her in the general opinion . In the mean time things were so ordered , that Louisa was ...
... dress , the smiling and sparkling beauty of her countenance , together with her uncommonly elegant and graceful person , tended not a little to raise her in the general opinion . In the mean time things were so ordered , that Louisa was ...
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