The Month, Volume 3Simpkin, Marshall, and Company, 1865 |
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... eyes , of his own good wife , as he called her . " Mistress Sherwood , " he said , " I do trust in God that she shall find me henceforward as good a husband , to my poor ability , by His grace , as she has found me bad heretofore . No ...
... eyes , of his own good wife , as he called her . " Mistress Sherwood , " he said , " I do trust in God that she shall find me henceforward as good a husband , to my poor ability , by His grace , as she has found me bad heretofore . No ...
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... eye and mind taken note of the defect than the judgment was repented of . What in one of less attractive face and behaviour should have displeased , in this youth did not offend . It was my hap to sit beside him at supper , which lasted ...
... eye and mind taken note of the defect than the judgment was repented of . What in one of less attractive face and behaviour should have displeased , in this youth did not offend . It was my hap to sit beside him at supper , which lasted ...
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... eyes were attending to my speech , which this young stranger perceiving , he changed the subject of discourse - I ween with a charitable intent — and merrily exclaimed , “ Now I have this day transgressed a wise resolve . ” " What ...
... eyes were attending to my speech , which this young stranger perceiving , he changed the subject of discourse - I ween with a charitable intent — and merrily exclaimed , “ Now I have this day transgressed a wise resolve . ” " What ...
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... eyes . One did write ( this was Edmund ) : " The comforts which captivity bringeth are so mani- fold that I have rather cause to thank God highly for His fatherly dealings with me than to complain of any worldly misery whatsoever ...
... eyes . One did write ( this was Edmund ) : " The comforts which captivity bringeth are so mani- fold that I have rather cause to thank God highly for His fatherly dealings with me than to complain of any worldly misery whatsoever ...
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... eyes on the reading of it ! He had received mine , and having heard some time before from a friend he did not name of his brother's passion for me , he never misdoubted but that I had at last yielded to his solicitations , and given him ...
... eyes on the reading of it ! He had received mine , and having heard some time before from a friend he did not name of his brother's passion for me , he never misdoubted but that I had at last yielded to his solicitations , and given him ...
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