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Mr. De Van was always glad to have Bible questions asked him by his children ,
and was ready to answer to the best of his ability . “ There was no direct
command given to change this day . The redemption of man through Christ was ...
Mr. De Van was always glad to have Bible questions asked him by his children ,
and was ready to answer to the best of his ability . “ There was no direct
command given to change this day . The redemption of man through Christ was ...
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... in · Baxter's Call to the Unconverted . " “ I am glad you have been so well
employed ; it is necessary that all , but especially one like yourself , who has so
recently put on Christ by a public profession , should cultivate a spiritual frame of
mind .
... in · Baxter's Call to the Unconverted . " “ I am glad you have been so well
employed ; it is necessary that all , but especially one like yourself , who has so
recently put on Christ by a public profession , should cultivate a spiritual frame of
mind .
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Mrs. Bertram was a native of New England , and rejoiced with her husband to be
again fanned by the mountain breeze , and to drink from the pure waters that
make glad the heart of the wanderer . She readily connected herself with the little
...
Mrs. Bertram was a native of New England , and rejoiced with her husband to be
again fanned by the mountain breeze , and to drink from the pure waters that
make glad the heart of the wanderer . She readily connected herself with the little
...
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Mrs. Morse , in her lonely hours , was glad of such a friend as Mrs. Bertram . They
engaged not in the idle gossip of the neighborhood ; they read and conversed
together upon those subjects which were calculated to elevate the mind and ...
Mrs. Morse , in her lonely hours , was glad of such a friend as Mrs. Bertram . They
engaged not in the idle gossip of the neighborhood ; they read and conversed
together upon those subjects which were calculated to elevate the mind and ...
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... his bottle always stood upon his counter ; he was never indebted to his
neighbors for a treat ; he always gave his friends a hearty shake of the hand , and
“ I am glad to see you , sir , ” accompanied by a well timed joke , that seemed to
spring ...
... his bottle always stood upon his counter ; he was never indebted to his
neighbors for a treat ; he always gave his friends a hearty shake of the hand , and
“ I am glad to see you , sir , ” accompanied by a well timed joke , that seemed to
spring ...
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| Título | East and West Wright American fiction, 1851-1875 |
| Autor | Daphne Smith Giles |
| Editor | R. Craighead, 1853 |
| Largo | 246 páginas |
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