The Month, Volume 11Simpkin, Marshall, and Company, 1869 |
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... thought and action in the nation , and hastens on the adoption of the policy which succeeds in winning general approval , and the attainment of the end to which that policy points . In the case before us , we can even bear patiently ...
... thought and action in the nation , and hastens on the adoption of the policy which succeeds in winning general approval , and the attainment of the end to which that policy points . In the case before us , we can even bear patiently ...
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... thought , a perfect inability to do more than guess at the meaning of a question asked , an absence of ordinary facility in spelling or constructing a sentence in English - these are the unhappy characteristics of the whole class . Thus ...
... thought , a perfect inability to do more than guess at the meaning of a question asked , an absence of ordinary facility in spelling or constructing a sentence in English - these are the unhappy characteristics of the whole class . Thus ...
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... thoughts as to the way of supplying it to the highest authorities of the Church . But we only allude to these facts as ... thought by any considerable number of practical men to be within the range of present feasibility . We are thus ...
... thoughts as to the way of supplying it to the highest authorities of the Church . But we only allude to these facts as ... thought by any considerable number of practical men to be within the range of present feasibility . We are thus ...
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... thought of Christ's Passion , sprang up in full vigour from the very beginning throughout the missions , and ripened to their legitimate harvest , while to die for Christ became the habitual aspiration of the child - neophytes of Japan ...
... thought of Christ's Passion , sprang up in full vigour from the very beginning throughout the missions , and ripened to their legitimate harvest , while to die for Christ became the habitual aspiration of the child - neophytes of Japan ...
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... thought of losing her , and , being gradually completely won by her sub- missive sweetness and Christian strength , he ended by declaring that she might choose and practise whatever religion she pleased . Donna Mancia remained therefore ...
... thought of losing her , and , being gradually completely won by her sub- missive sweetness and Christian strength , he ended by declaring that she might choose and practise whatever religion she pleased . Donna Mancia remained therefore ...
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