Christian Examiner and Theological Review, Volumes 45-46O. Everett, 1848 |
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... thought it all non- sense , and told the old man he had been made a fool of by his niece , and had better go home and give her a good slapping ( dare ei vapulas ) . This new view of the subject staggered the faith of the uncle , and he ...
... thought it all non- sense , and told the old man he had been made a fool of by his niece , and had better go home and give her a good slapping ( dare ei vapulas ) . This new view of the subject staggered the faith of the uncle , and he ...
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... thought her killed , like an apparition , invulner- able and unconquerable . The English , inflamed by rage , blasphemed her and insulted her , but always fled before her . She wept to see their dead bodies , slain without confession ...
... thought her killed , like an apparition , invulner- able and unconquerable . The English , inflamed by rage , blasphemed her and insulted her , but always fled before her . She wept to see their dead bodies , slain without confession ...
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... thought a childish folly in her , thus to insist on the ceremony of coronation ; but her folly was wisdom . The great mass of the people , unable to de- cide questions of succession , thought they ought to accept as their king him who ...
... thought a childish folly in her , thus to insist on the ceremony of coronation ; but her folly was wisdom . The great mass of the people , unable to de- cide questions of succession , thought they ought to accept as their king him who ...
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... thought ; and this probably may add to the piquancy of the work with readers for amusement . To amusement much is sacrificed by the author . He is capable , as he shows in a few sober para- graphs , of vigorous thought , lofty eloquence ...
... thought ; and this probably may add to the piquancy of the work with readers for amusement . To amusement much is sacrificed by the author . He is capable , as he shows in a few sober para- graphs , of vigorous thought , lofty eloquence ...
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... thought it our duty to defend them . We took our origin in that protest ; we were Protestants of the Protestants . We did believe , too , that religion was grievously abused and wronged by cer- tain errors which had attached themselves ...
... thought it our duty to defend them . We took our origin in that protest ; we were Protestants of the Protestants . We did believe , too , that religion was grievously abused and wronged by cer- tain errors which had attached themselves ...
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