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Not one of his friends , at this moment , supports him by a single word ; they seem petrified . ... not heated by excitement ; it has that deadened sound which seems to belong peculiarly to the diplomatist ; and as , moreover , he takes ...
Not one of his friends , at this moment , supports him by a single word ; they seem petrified . ... not heated by excitement ; it has that deadened sound which seems to belong peculiarly to the diplomatist ; and as , moreover , he takes ...
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One of these Essays is entitled " Satan , " and it commences with these words : - " Among the doctrines of Scripture there seems to be none more . clear , and , one might have supposed , more undeniable , than that there is a being of ...
One of these Essays is entitled " Satan , " and it commences with these words : - " Among the doctrines of Scripture there seems to be none more . clear , and , one might have supposed , more undeniable , than that there is a being of ...
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turies without diminishing its depth , seems to be revealed to the clerical imagination as the sound of " dilapidation " vexes his startled ear . We are apt to hear of " the glorious uncertainty of the law ; " the superlative degree of ...
turies without diminishing its depth , seems to be revealed to the clerical imagination as the sound of " dilapidation " vexes his startled ear . We are apt to hear of " the glorious uncertainty of the law ; " the superlative degree of ...
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England in the North American Colonies c c | 42 |
The Ingoldsby Legends or Mirth and Marvel | 59 |
and Philological Commentary by the Rev George Phillips | 71 |
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