The Quarterly Review, Volume 72J. Murray, 1843 |
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Page 232
... occasion of public worship , and the multiplication of those occasions - the more willing adhe- sion to reverential forms - the more exact observance , both public and domestic , of the Sabbath — the growing disfavour and discou ...
... occasion of public worship , and the multiplication of those occasions - the more willing adhe- sion to reverential forms - the more exact observance , both public and domestic , of the Sabbath — the growing disfavour and discou ...
Page 254
... occasions . What is to be done when for the same number of clergy the accidental occasions shall be multi- plied sevenfold ... occasion a further deviation from uniformity , and give rise to invidious comparisons between one minister and ...
... occasions . What is to be done when for the same number of clergy the accidental occasions shall be multi- plied sevenfold ... occasion a further deviation from uniformity , and give rise to invidious comparisons between one minister and ...
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... occasion . He complains bitterly of the succession going so much in the line of portrait painters . We wonder he did ... occasions . He was not indeed to be compared to Sir Martin - but we think he at least equalled Sir Thomas . George ...
... occasion . He complains bitterly of the succession going so much in the line of portrait painters . We wonder he did ... occasions . He was not indeed to be compared to Sir Martin - but we think he at least equalled Sir Thomas . George ...
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The Lady of the Manor Being a Series of Conversations | 25 |
Peregrine Bunce By the Author of Sayings | 53 |
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