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Page 4
I fear from your looks , " said the father , “ that you have bad tidings to tell me of
my young stranger ; perhaps God will resume the blessing He has bestowed ere
he attains the age of manhood , or perhaps he is destined to be unworthy of the ...
I fear from your looks , " said the father , “ that you have bad tidings to tell me of
my young stranger ; perhaps God will resume the blessing He has bestowed ere
he attains the age of manhood , or perhaps he is destined to be unworthy of the ...
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Let him nog enter the world , lest he learn to partake of its follies , or perhaps of its
vices . In short , preserve him as far as possible from all sin , save that of which
too great a portion belongs to all the fallen race of Adam . With the approach of ...
Let him nog enter the world , lest he learn to partake of its follies , or perhaps of its
vices . In short , preserve him as far as possible from all sin , save that of which
too great a portion belongs to all the fallen race of Adam . With the approach of ...
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The author of Waverley had imagined a possibility of framing an interesting , and
perhaps not an unedifying , tale , out of the incidents of the life of a doomed
individual , whose efforts at good and virtuous conduct were to be for ever ...
The author of Waverley had imagined a possibility of framing an interesting , and
perhaps not an unedifying , tale , out of the incidents of the life of a doomed
individual , whose efforts at good and virtuous conduct were to be for ever ...
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Perhaps the habitual use of those abstruse calculations , by which , in a manner
surprising to the artist himself , many tricks upon cards , & c . , are performed ,
induced this gentleman to study the combination of the stars and planets , with
the ...
Perhaps the habitual use of those abstruse calculations , by which , in a manner
surprising to the artist himself , many tricks upon cards , & c . , are performed ,
induced this gentleman to study the combination of the stars and planets , with
the ...
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Such is the outline of Dominie Sampson ' s real story , in which there is neither
romantic incident nor sentimental passion ; but which , perhaps , from the
rectitude and simplicity of character which it displays , may interest the heart and
fill the ...
Such is the outline of Dominie Sampson ' s real story , in which there is neither
romantic incident nor sentimental passion ; but which , perhaps , from the
rectitude and simplicity of character which it displays , may interest the heart and
fill the ...
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