Ayton Priory; or, the Restored MonasteryDeightons, 1843 - 80 pages |
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... prayer con- stantly made in them is incalculable : that the Church system , involving nightly , as well as daily , supplication , can no where else be fully acted out : that a body of men , deeply read in ecclesiastical history and ...
... prayer con- stantly made in them is incalculable : that the Church system , involving nightly , as well as daily , supplication , can no where else be fully acted out : that a body of men , deeply read in ecclesiastical history and ...
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... prayer for mercy . The prior and monk were laid side by side ; and some , who had borne arms for the cross , and signalized themselves by deeds of valour against the cruel Saracen , craved as a favour to " lay their bones beside the ...
... prayer for mercy . The prior and monk were laid side by side ; and some , who had borne arms for the cross , and signalized themselves by deeds of valour against the cruel Saracen , craved as a favour to " lay their bones beside the ...
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... prayer , and the privilege of a free ministry , not set aside by man , but acknowledging an immediate call from GOD ; how were the villagers of Monk Teynton to meet these arguments ? The trumpet gave an uncertain sound ; and who could ...
... prayer , and the privilege of a free ministry , not set aside by man , but acknowledging an immediate call from GOD ; how were the villagers of Monk Teynton to meet these arguments ? The trumpet gave an uncertain sound ; and who could ...
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... prayer was offered by the Rev. Mr. Jupp , who is to have the pastoral superintendence of the chapel ; and whose eloquent lectures on the voluntary system , and on the advantages of free - trade , must be fresh in the recollection of ...
... prayer was offered by the Rev. Mr. Jupp , who is to have the pastoral superintendence of the chapel ; and whose eloquent lectures on the voluntary system , and on the advantages of free - trade , must be fresh in the recollection of ...
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... answered Mrs. Laxington . " I know you generally approve of whatever Mr. Wallis does , and he has promised just to look in - after the opening prayer , that is ; which he thought , considering all circumstances , he could 48 AYTON PRIORY ;
... answered Mrs. Laxington . " I know you generally approve of whatever Mr. Wallis does , and he has promised just to look in - after the opening prayer , that is ; which he thought , considering all circumstances , he could 48 AYTON PRIORY ;
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