 | 1813 - 1368 páginas
...put his hand upon his uioulb. " Slop ! Stop! he said, "do not say words which would make God anpry, and which you will be sorry for by and by : for I...in you, and I am certain that he will finish it." While Henry was talking to his ISearer, Mrs Baron had C'jne into tlie room; but not wishing to interrupt... | |
 | Mary Martha Sherwood - 1836 - 416 páginas
...determined to be a Christian, and that he could not think of losing caste ; but Henry guessing what he was going to say, put his hand upon his mouth. " Stop...will make God angry, and which you will be sorry for by-and-by : for I know you will die a Christian. God has begun a good work in you, and I am certain... | |
 | 1813 - 1404 páginas
...he said, " do not say words which would make God angry, and which you will lie sorry for by and by t for I know you will die a Christian. God has begun...in you, and I am certain that he will finish it." While Henry was talking tdnis Bearer, Mrs Baron had cj roe into the row»; but not wishing to interrupt... | |
 | Mary Martha Sherwood - 1870 - 92 páginas
...determined to be a Christian, and that he could not think of loosing caste ; but Henry, guessing what he was going to say, put his hand upon his mouth. " Stop...will make God angry, and which you will be sorry for by-and-by : for I know you will die a Christian. God has begun a good work in you, and I am certain... | |
 | Mary Martha Sherwood - 1883 - 104 páginas
...caste; but Henry, guessing what he was going to say, put his hand upon his mouth. " Stop—stop !" he said, " do not say words which will make God angry, and which you will be sorry for by-and-by ; for I know you will die a Christian. God has begun a good work in you, and I am certain... | |
 | Mary Martha Sherwood - 1884 - 104 páginas
...determined to be a Christian, and that he could not think of losing caste ; but Henry, guessing what he was going to say, put his hand upon his mouth. " Stop!...will make God angry and which you will be sorry for by-and-by; for I know you will die a Christian. God has begun a good work in you, and I am certain... | |
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While Henry was talking to his bearer Mrs. Baron had come into the room : but, not wishing to interrupt him, she had stood behind his couch ; but now she came forward. As soon as... 