The elocutionist, a collection of pieces in prose and verse [by various authors, ed.] by J.S. KnowlesJames Sheridan Knowles 1825 |
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Page xvii
... Behold what manner of love the Father hath be- stowed on us , that we should be called the sons of God ! therefore , the world knoweth us ' not , because it knew him ' not . INTERROGATION . Rule IV . - Questions asked by pronouns or ...
... Behold what manner of love the Father hath be- stowed on us , that we should be called the sons of God ! therefore , the world knoweth us ' not , because it knew him ' not . INTERROGATION . Rule IV . - Questions asked by pronouns or ...
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... behold the face of a human creature , nor read in the countenance of mankind the condemnation of his crimes . But solitude is still more dreadful than society . His own thoughts can present him with nothing but what is black ...
... behold the face of a human creature , nor read in the countenance of mankind the condemnation of his crimes . But solitude is still more dreadful than society . His own thoughts can present him with nothing but what is black ...
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... behold , to contemplate , to admire , this little band of patriots , as they passed . They bowed to them on all sides ; they murmured their applause of that virtue which they could not but revere even in enemies ; and they regarded ...
... behold , to contemplate , to admire , this little band of patriots , as they passed . They bowed to them on all sides ; they murmured their applause of that virtue which they could not but revere even in enemies ; and they regarded ...
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... behold a renovation of all things , and the world , as it were , new created , breaks forth into singing . The earth is clothed with sudden verdure and fer- tility : the field is joyful , and all that is in it ; the trees of the wood ...
... behold a renovation of all things , and the world , as it were , new created , breaks forth into singing . The earth is clothed with sudden verdure and fer- tility : the field is joyful , and all that is in it ; the trees of the wood ...
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... behold with rapture , even the distant effects of those beneficent institutions which they once delighted to rear ; they will watch with a pious satisfaction over the growing prosperity of the country which they loved ; with a parent's ...
... behold with rapture , even the distant effects of those beneficent institutions which they once delighted to rear ; they will watch with a pious satisfaction over the growing prosperity of the country which they loved ; with a parent's ...
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