The Ladies' Cabinet of Fashion, Music & Romance, 第 3 卷Geo. Henderson, 1840 |
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... answered the friendly Katharine , laying the cari- cature figures aside . " Who that heard you would suppose you had bravely drawn your sword for the new faith yourself ? The red scar upon your forehead contradicts your words . " " You ...
... answered the friendly Katharine , laying the cari- cature figures aside . " Who that heard you would suppose you had bravely drawn your sword for the new faith yourself ? The red scar upon your forehead contradicts your words . " " You ...
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... answered the noisy summons . She rang a second time , when the shouts came nearer , and a joyous tumult arose at the door of the room . She now put down the bell , and looked plea- sedly toward the door , before which the whispering ...
... answered the noisy summons . She rang a second time , when the shouts came nearer , and a joyous tumult arose at the door of the room . She now put down the bell , and looked plea- sedly toward the door , before which the whispering ...
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... " The true religion , most worthy sir , " answered Dorn , " needs not the aid of the sword ! " The reverend man had already opened his mouth to refute this bold proposition , when the master of the house B 2 THE CONVERTERS . 5.
... " The true religion , most worthy sir , " answered Dorn , " needs not the aid of the sword ! " The reverend man had already opened his mouth to refute this bold proposition , when the master of the house B 2 THE CONVERTERS . 5.
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... answered Dorn . " When shall I set out ? " " Did I not fear the sin of keeping you from church on Christmas night , " said Fessel , " I would beg of you to start this very evening . Sagan is distant , and old Engelmann is a very worthy ...
... answered Dorn . " When shall I set out ? " " Did I not fear the sin of keeping you from church on Christmas night , " said Fessel , " I would beg of you to start this very evening . Sagan is distant , and old Engelmann is a very worthy ...
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... answered Fessel in the name of his consort , who was busily reading . " Calvin , Zuinglius , and the pope - all are heretics alike ! " grumbled the parson . The weeping Katharine now folded the letter , handed it to her husband , and in ...
... answered Fessel in the name of his consort , who was busily reading . " Calvin , Zuinglius , and the pope - all are heretics alike ! " grumbled the parson . The weeping Katharine now folded the letter , handed it to her husband , and in ...
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