Monthly Packet of Evening Readings for Members of the English Church (earlier "for Younger Members of the English Church"), 第 24 卷J. and C. Mozley, 1877 |
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... wish to become acquainted with the principles which inspired the Christians with such resolution and fortitude ; had they displayed a merely cool disdain of death , they would have produced but a slight impression upon an age which ...
... wish to become acquainted with the principles which inspired the Christians with such resolution and fortitude ; had they displayed a merely cool disdain of death , they would have produced but a slight impression upon an age which ...
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... wish that was very soon fulfilled . During one of his visits to Antioch , Trajan commanded that thanks- givings and sacrifices to the false gods should be offered up in all the provinces of his vast empire for a victory that he had won ...
... wish that was very soon fulfilled . During one of his visits to Antioch , Trajan commanded that thanks- givings and sacrifices to the false gods should be offered up in all the provinces of his vast empire for a victory that he had won ...
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... wish to make Babie like ! ' said her elder sister . ' But you'll not let anybody teach me but you , dear , dear mam— Mother Carey , ' intreated the child . ' No , indeed , my little one . ' And just then the boys came rushing in to ...
... wish to make Babie like ! ' said her elder sister . ' But you'll not let anybody teach me but you , dear , dear mam— Mother Carey , ' intreated the child . ' No , indeed , my little one . ' And just then the boys came rushing in to ...
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... wish , for your sake , it was a bonnier one . ' He took her hand , and kissed her with a tender reverence , of which his most intimate friends would never have supposed him capable . And the kiss was returned , for Hectorina loved him ...
... wish , for your sake , it was a bonnier one . ' He took her hand , and kissed her with a tender reverence , of which his most intimate friends would never have supposed him capable . And the kiss was returned , for Hectorina loved him ...
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... wish to inhabit some room of less desolate ap- pearance ; I will stay here till the workmen turn me out . ' And she threw her sealskin across the faded quilt , which was of silk , moth- eaten , but bearing traces of elaborate needlework ...
... wish to inhabit some room of less desolate ap- pearance ; I will stay here till the workmen turn me out . ' And she threw her sealskin across the faded quilt , which was of silk , moth- eaten , but bearing traces of elaborate needlework ...
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第234页 - A laborer, pausing in the dust and heat, Lay down his burden, and with reverent feet Enter, and cross himself, and on the floor Kneel to repeat his paternoster o'er; Far off the noises of the world retreat; The loud vociferations of the street Become an undistinguishable roar.