The Lady of the Manor: Being a Series of Conversations on the Subject of Confirmation : Intended for the Use of the Middle and Higher Rank of Young Females, Volume 4Towar, J. & D.M. Hogan, 1831 - Conduct of life |
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... feeling to that of his own exaltation . “ In order , my dear young people , ” continued the lady of the manor , “ to ... feelings to inter- fere with the spiritual good of others , and by these means inflicts spiritual death , as far as ...
... feeling to that of his own exaltation . “ In order , my dear young people , ” continued the lady of the manor , “ to ... feelings to inter- fere with the spiritual good of others , and by these means inflicts spiritual death , as far as ...
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... feelings of little Edmund , when , in the course of common education , ordinary mo- tives of conduct were presented to his young mind . In order , however , if possible , to counteract the hurtful ef- fects of the lessons he daily ...
... feelings of little Edmund , when , in the course of common education , ordinary mo- tives of conduct were presented to his young mind . In order , however , if possible , to counteract the hurtful ef- fects of the lessons he daily ...
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... feelings to- wards him had met with no abatement from absence . Edmund was not one of those persons who are keenly alive to every slight , and who possess , in consequence , the quickest perception of every shade and degree of ...
... feelings to- wards him had met with no abatement from absence . Edmund was not one of those persons who are keenly alive to every slight , and who possess , in consequence , the quickest perception of every shade and degree of ...
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... feelings , and peculiar graciousness and humility of his manner , might , had he been so inclined , have easily acquired all that celebrity , as a popular speaker or preacher , to which a person less gifted as to outward ad- vantages ...
... feelings , and peculiar graciousness and humility of his manner , might , had he been so inclined , have easily acquired all that celebrity , as a popular speaker or preacher , to which a person less gifted as to outward ad- vantages ...
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... feelings to others which I have uttered only in confidence to the oldest friend I have in the world ? " " Not if you can help it , " replied Edmund . " Not if I can help it ! " returned the other : " why , Stephens , do you suppose that ...
... feelings to others which I have uttered only in confidence to the oldest friend I have in the world ? " " Not if you can help it , " replied Edmund . " Not if I can help it ! " returned the other : " why , Stephens , do you suppose that ...
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