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... Church of England . But there were trim cheerful villages too , with a neat or handsome parsonage and grey church set in the midst ; there was the pleasant tinkle of the black- smith's anvil , the patient cart - horses waiting at his ...
... Church of England . But there were trim cheerful villages too , with a neat or handsome parsonage and grey church set in the midst ; there was the pleasant tinkle of the black- smith's anvil , the patient cart - horses waiting at his ...
Page 10
... Church , they had not at least given in to schismatic rites , and were free from the errors of Voluntaryism . The breath of the manufacturing town , which made a cloudy day and a red gloom by night on the horizon , diffused itself over ...
... Church , they had not at least given in to schismatic rites , and were free from the errors of Voluntaryism . The breath of the manufacturing town , which made a cloudy day and a red gloom by night on the horizon , diffused itself over ...
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... church , where the sexton waited in the belfry ready to set the one bell in joyful agitation just at the right moment . The old lodge - keeper had opened the gate and left it in the charge of his lame wife , because he was wanted at the ...
... church , where the sexton waited in the belfry ready to set the one bell in joyful agitation just at the right moment . The old lodge - keeper had opened the gate and left it in the charge of his lame wife , because he was wanted at the ...
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... object near them when they believe themselves unwatched . At last the sound of the church - bell reached Mrs. Transome's ear , and she knew that before long the sound of wheels must be within hearing , but she THE RADICAL . 21.
... object near them when they believe themselves unwatched . At last the sound of the church - bell reached Mrs. Transome's ear , and she knew that before long the sound of wheels must be within hearing , but she THE RADICAL . 21.
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... Church of England , equally remote from Puritanism and Popery ; in fact , in such a view of this world and the next as would preserve the existing arrangements of English society quite unshaken , keeping down the obtrusiveness of the ...
... Church of England , equally remote from Puritanism and Popery ; in fact , in such a view of this world and the next as would preserve the existing arrangements of English society quite unshaken , keeping down the obtrusiveness of the ...
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