The Month, Volume 11Simpkin, Marshall, and Company, 1869 |
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... possible they will be successful . " We have ourselves received information which makes us think that this last statement is likely to prove correct . any one who has not either a secret fear of The Prospects of Catholic Education . 19.
... possible they will be successful . " We have ourselves received information which makes us think that this last statement is likely to prove correct . any one who has not either a secret fear of The Prospects of Catholic Education . 19.
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... received the Viaticum in the church were he was , bade farewell to all his sorrowing people , and was carried home to die . Considering what his life was , it is not wonderful that when laid upon the open bier in the usual manner in the ...
... received the Viaticum in the church were he was , bade farewell to all his sorrowing people , and was carried home to die . Considering what his life was , it is not wonderful that when laid upon the open bier in the usual manner in the ...
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... received with much ceremony , and all their requests courteously allowed . The next event was that Father Organtin was despatched to Meaco and Osacca , where the Colleges belonging to the Society had been closed and dismantled two years ...
... received with much ceremony , and all their requests courteously allowed . The next event was that Father Organtin was despatched to Meaco and Osacca , where the Colleges belonging to the Society had been closed and dismantled two years ...
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... received doctrines or interpretations of Scripture , and to use their discoveries as weapons against religion . Their great prevailing fault is their defect of logic . The best and most intelligent critics among men of their own class ...
... received doctrines or interpretations of Scripture , and to use their discoveries as weapons against religion . Their great prevailing fault is their defect of logic . The best and most intelligent critics among men of their own class ...
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... received . It is true that children are freely . admitted into our public hospitals , and there receive , perhaps , a larger share of attention and kindness than even the adult patients ; but it is impossible to be inti- mately ...
... received . It is true that children are freely . admitted into our public hospitals , and there receive , perhaps , a larger share of attention and kindness than even the adult patients ; but it is impossible to be inti- mately ...
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