East and WestR. Craighead, 1853 - 246 páginas |
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... never man yet laid . " He thought of the unbroken ranks of his dear family , then offered a silent prayer to that God in whose hand are the issues of life and death , beseeching him to de- fend from the arrows of death , which were ...
... never man yet laid . " He thought of the unbroken ranks of his dear family , then offered a silent prayer to that God in whose hand are the issues of life and death , beseeching him to de- fend from the arrows of death , which were ...
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... never ends , where are now our angel babes before the Throne of him who has said , in His sacred Word , " Except ye become as little children , ye can in no wise enter the Kingdom of Heaven . ' I desire to acquiesce in what my heavenly ...
... never ends , where are now our angel babes before the Throne of him who has said , in His sacred Word , " Except ye become as little children , ye can in no wise enter the Kingdom of Heaven . ' I desire to acquiesce in what my heavenly ...
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... 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 spon- taneously from his nature . His ...
... 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 spon- taneously from his nature . His ...
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... never neglected , were concluded , she called upon Mrs. Morse , accom- panied by her two younger children . As she entered the yard , the three young Morses ran to meet her . George , Alpheus , and Odora were their names . There were ...
... never neglected , were concluded , she called upon Mrs. Morse , accom- panied by her two younger children . As she entered the yard , the three young Morses ran to meet her . George , Alpheus , and Odora were their names . There were ...
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... to be characteristic of the nation . " Mr. Graham , a revolutionary soldier , and for several months the Aide - de- camp of General Washington , re- marked , that he had heard his Com- mander - in - chief " that he never say 6 61.
... to be characteristic of the nation . " Mr. Graham , a revolutionary soldier , and for several months the Aide - de- camp of General Washington , re- marked , that he had heard his Com- mander - in - chief " that he never say 6 61.
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