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... appearance , and the latter , one of the finest he had seen . being , unfortunately , away from Yarmouth at the time , the Author had the honour of explaining many things to His The Vicar Royal Highness , and of presenting personally a ...
... appearance , and the latter , one of the finest he had seen . being , unfortunately , away from Yarmouth at the time , the Author had the honour of explaining many things to His The Vicar Royal Highness , and of presenting personally a ...
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... appearance would have been more impressive ; but in all probability its acoustic properties * would have been much inferior . They are now pre - eminently good . A * The two most extraordinary acoustic effects within eccle- siastical ...
... appearance would have been more impressive ; but in all probability its acoustic properties * would have been much inferior . They are now pre - eminently good . A * The two most extraordinary acoustic effects within eccle- siastical ...
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... appearance of the church must then have been extraordinary . In an originally cruci- form church , the north and south transepts did not north - east corner of the old town wall — a prominent object still on the north side of the ...
... appearance of the church must then have been extraordinary . In an originally cruci- form church , the north and south transepts did not north - east corner of the old town wall — a prominent object still on the north side of the ...
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... p . 334 , throws light upon this matter , enabling us to understand the preparedness of these women to bestow their unsavoury and unwelcome contributions upon Mr. spot has a more ecclesiastical appearance than the dissenters '
... p . 334 , throws light upon this matter , enabling us to understand the preparedness of these women to bestow their unsavoury and unwelcome contributions upon Mr. spot has a more ecclesiastical appearance than the dissenters '
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... appearance , however , of the expected preacher in regimentals , surrounded by his soldiers , soon stilled the tumult . The populace were astonished and awe - struck , and the sermon was quietly heard , and repeated ( sic ) many ...
... appearance , however , of the expected preacher in regimentals , surrounded by his soldiers , soon stilled the tumult . The populace were astonished and awe - struck , and the sermon was quietly heard , and repeated ( sic ) many ...
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