Memoirs of Mrs. Susan Huntington, of Boston, Mass: Designed for the YoungA.H. Maltby, 1831 - 131 pages |
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... children is the knowledge of that great and good Being who created all things . Before they can read , we can make them acquainted with his cha- racter , through the medium of his works . Man , the noblest of his works naturally becomes ...
... children is the knowledge of that great and good Being who created all things . Before they can read , we can make them acquainted with his cha- racter , through the medium of his works . Man , the noblest of his works naturally becomes ...
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... children is the knowledge of that great and good Being who created all things . Before they can read , we can make them acquainted with his cha- racter , through the medium of his works . Man , the noblest of his works naturally becomes ...
... children is the knowledge of that great and good Being who created all things . Before they can read , we can make them acquainted with his cha- racter , through the medium of his works . Man , the noblest of his works naturally becomes ...
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... children ask instinctively , when a nar- ration is read " Is this a true story ? " and we have often witnessed the painful disappointment occasioned by the discovery that it was false . Religious biog- raphy is read with more universal ...
... children ask instinctively , when a nar- ration is read " Is this a true story ? " and we have often witnessed the painful disappointment occasioned by the discovery that it was false . Religious biog- raphy is read with more universal ...
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... child- hood , that it is said her father often expressed his firm belief that she was sanctified from her birth . One of her relatives writes thus respecting this sub- ject . " My opinion of Mrs. Huntington's conversion has always ...
... child- hood , that it is said her father often expressed his firm belief that she was sanctified from her birth . One of her relatives writes thus respecting this sub- ject . " My opinion of Mrs. Huntington's conversion has always ...
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... child , can be accounted for on no other principle . She seemed to possess an intuitive perception of what was wrong in opinion and practice . " From her earliest years , she was remarkable for simplicity and godly sincerity of ...
... child , can be accounted for on no other principle . She seemed to possess an intuitive perception of what was wrong in opinion and practice . " From her earliest years , she was remarkable for simplicity and godly sincerity of ...
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