Eclectic Magazine, and Monthly Edition of the Living Age, Volume 53;Volume 116John Holmes Agnew, Walter Hilliard Bidwell Leavitt, Throw and Company, 1891 |
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... father , his mother , his friends , if he were to be- come a Christian , but more vividly still the continuous and painful effort it would cost him to effect this revolution . At this moment the young girl , Pam- philius's friend ...
... father , his mother , his friends , if he were to be- come a Christian , but more vividly still the continuous and painful effort it would cost him to effect this revolution . At this moment the young girl , Pam- philius's friend ...
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... father for many years , but now suddenly absconded with a heap of pre- cious stones ' which he had received in Africa for his master's firm , thus inflicting heavy losses on Julius , and throwing his affairs into disorder . The second ...
... father for many years , but now suddenly absconded with a heap of pre- cious stones ' which he had received in Africa for his master's firm , thus inflicting heavy losses on Julius , and throwing his affairs into disorder . The second ...
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... father of several children . " Yes , " concluded the slave , " those who doubt that God created men for their hap- piness should pay a visit to that community and look upon Pamphilius and Magdalen . Julius dismissed the slave and ...
... father of several children . " Yes , " concluded the slave , " those who doubt that God created men for their hap- piness should pay a visit to that community and look upon Pamphilius and Magdalen . Julius dismissed the slave and ...
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... father . In spite of all the coaxing and caresses , he had run away from Julius's wife and now took shelter in his father's embrace . Pamphilius sighed , fondled his boy , rose up , and was about to depart ; but Julius detaining him ...
... father . In spite of all the coaxing and caresses , he had run away from Julius's wife and now took shelter in his father's embrace . Pamphilius sighed , fondled his boy , rose up , and was about to depart ; but Julius detaining him ...
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... father of children , and I felt that , however distasteful the fact might be , to me it still remained a fact that I had no right to sacrifice my children , and recognizing this , I stayed on leading my old life for their sakes , in ...
... father of children , and I felt that , however distasteful the fact might be , to me it still remained a fact that I had no right to sacrifice my children , and recognizing this , I stayed on leading my old life for their sakes , in ...
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