The Irish Quarterly Review, Volume 9, Part 2W. B. Kelly, 1859 - Ireland |
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Page 991
... souls had traced their impressions , something more than the mere repose of intellect freed from its task . They would have found hope , and the anticipated pleasure of the approaching hour . The Superior soon commenced . He spoke of ...
... souls had traced their impressions , something more than the mere repose of intellect freed from its task . They would have found hope , and the anticipated pleasure of the approaching hour . The Superior soon commenced . He spoke of ...
Page 1003
... souls of the children under the influ- ence of these sights and this music , a holy sweetness , which more than once , bedewed their cheeks ; this was followed by an offering of themselves , fervent and complete . Little children ...
... souls of the children under the influ- ence of these sights and this music , a holy sweetness , which more than once , bedewed their cheeks ; this was followed by an offering of themselves , fervent and complete . Little children ...
Page 1011
... souls , of souls that suffer and hope , and of souls that wish to continue pure . How then could a religious education fail to give this happiness to the souls under its direction . Devotion to the Blessed Virgin held a high place among ...
... souls , of souls that suffer and hope , and of souls that wish to continue pure . How then could a religious education fail to give this happiness to the souls under its direction . Devotion to the Blessed Virgin held a high place among ...
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