Ernest Maltravers, Tom 1Harper & brothers, 1838 |
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... write ? " " Oh no ! " " But I suppose you have been taught , at least , to say your catechism - and you pray sometimes ? " " I have prayed to father not to beat me . " " But to God ? " 66 ' God , sir , what is that ? " * This ignorance ...
... write ? " " Oh no ! " " But I suppose you have been taught , at least , to say your catechism - and you pray sometimes ? " " I have prayed to father not to beat me . " " But to God ? " 66 ' God , sir , what is that ? " * This ignorance ...
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... write fair and heavenly characters upon this blank page -he would act the Saint Preux to this Julie of Nature . Alas , he did not think of the result which the parallel should have suggested ! At that age , Ernest Maltravers never ...
... write fair and heavenly characters upon this blank page -he would act the Saint Preux to this Julie of Nature . Alas , he did not think of the result which the parallel should have suggested ! At that age , Ernest Maltravers never ...
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... write , and say your prayers , and know that you have a Father above , who loves you better than he below . Meet me ... WRITING . known both in the neighbourhood C 2 THE ARRANGEMENT. ...
... write , and say your prayers , and know that you have a Father above , who loves you better than he below . Meet me ... WRITING . known both in the neighbourhood C 2 THE ARRANGEMENT. ...
Strona 30
... writing - they are very uninteresting elements ! Had the groundwork been laid , it might have been de- lightful to raise the fairy palace of knowledge ; but the digging the foundations and the constructing the cellars is weary labour ...
... writing - they are very uninteresting elements ! Had the groundwork been laid , it might have been de- lightful to raise the fairy palace of knowledge ; but the digging the foundations and the constructing the cellars is weary labour ...
Strona 31
... write in a day . But he amused himself , notwithstanding . He was glad of an opportunity to be alone with his own thoughts , for he was at one of those periodical epochs of life when we like to pause and breathe a while from that ...
... write in a day . But he amused himself , notwithstanding . He was glad of an opportunity to be alone with his own thoughts , for he was at one of those periodical epochs of life when we like to pause and breathe a while from that ...
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