Doctor Hookwell; or, The Anglo-Catholic family [by R. Armitage].1842 |
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... speak encouragement to modest and retiring worth , while it appeared to invite the approach of misery and affliction , as to a sanctuary and a place of certain sympathy and aid . In these pages we can but feebly speak of his benignant ...
... speak encouragement to modest and retiring worth , while it appeared to invite the approach of misery and affliction , as to a sanctuary and a place of certain sympathy and aid . In these pages we can but feebly speak of his benignant ...
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... speak : I'll call for pen and ink , and write my mind . Henry the Sixth . SUF . CECILE ARMITAGE was a lovely girl , pos- sessed of much talent , and of surpassing sweet- ness of disposition . Her person was elegant , her face beautiful ...
... speak : I'll call for pen and ink , and write my mind . Henry the Sixth . SUF . CECILE ARMITAGE was a lovely girl , pos- sessed of much talent , and of surpassing sweet- ness of disposition . Her person was elegant , her face beautiful ...
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... speak “ 0 in this language ; and certainly Infinity , as far as human ken is concerned , does exist even in our sphere . These things are worthy our highest veneration and deepest research , and should profoundly engage the study of all ...
... speak “ 0 in this language ; and certainly Infinity , as far as human ken is concerned , does exist even in our sphere . These things are worthy our highest veneration and deepest research , and should profoundly engage the study of all ...
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... the peasantry are better educated , and very industrious . " 66 They are ; —and this because they receive , in early years , the education I am speaking of . They are mainly instructed in the Book of 54 DOCTOR HOOKWELL .
... the peasantry are better educated , and very industrious . " 66 They are ; —and this because they receive , in early years , the education I am speaking of . They are mainly instructed in the Book of 54 DOCTOR HOOKWELL .
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... speak a word against them , why we all would rise agin him and smother him right out . " The travellers cut short the rustic's eloquence by turning abruptly to converse with each other ; and among many remarks on Sir John , the ...
... speak a word against them , why we all would rise agin him and smother him right out . " The travellers cut short the rustic's eloquence by turning abruptly to converse with each other ; and among many remarks on Sir John , the ...
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