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gate, but the apparatus was out of his reach, and he had
"OputthytrustinGod:forIwillyetthankhim,whichisthehelpofmycountenance,andmyGod."Andwhenhehadfinishedh …
of M. Arnauld’s innocence. “What!” they are saying,
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who says, “that the fall of St. Peter happened, not through
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and I the censure of the Academy. Thus our interests are
Mr.JamesPayngives,perhaps,themostcharmingofallthedescriptionsoftheauthorof'OurVillage.'Hehasmanylett …
Max gaining upon her, now, at every stride. There was a
"Iwilltakecareandnottellagain,sir,"saidRuth,inalowvoice."Nay,Ruth,youarenotgoingtohavesecretsfromme, …
a righteous man to whom that grace without which we can
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disengaged; nay, she herself purifies and disengages them
MissMitford,notwithstandingallhertroubles(shehasbeenknowntosayshehadratherbeawasherwomanthanaliterar …
would be satisfied; for, in the capacity of an academician,
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Was it, though, the ever beautiful blossoms of hollyhocks
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In vain did people attempt to discover how it could possibly
Attheendofthefield,whichwhenseenfromtheroadseemsterminatedbyathickdarkcoppice,wecomesuddenlytotheedg …
against Arius, or Antichrist himself; and all to combat
Ontheothersideofthehousematterswerestillworse.Whatadustyworlditwas,whenaboutsunsetwebecamecoolenough …
and I the censure of the Academy. Thus our interests are
Mr.JamesPayngives,perhaps,themostcharmingofallthedescriptionsoftheauthorof'OurVillage.'Hehasmanylett …
sought her out. She did not know that he had even better
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since the introduction of the heresy of Luther and Calvin,
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were it intended to ruin him, would not furnish a more
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