The Assistant of Education: Religious and Literary, Intended for the Use of Young Persons, Volume 7Baker and Fletcher, 1826 |
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Page 57
... passed through the rooms at all , it was rather by force than by sufferance . Though there had been a dis- tribution of tickets , it was too abundant to exclude any one ; and I cannot but believe every body was there who thought it a ...
... passed through the rooms at all , it was rather by force than by sufferance . Though there had been a dis- tribution of tickets , it was too abundant to exclude any one ; and I cannot but believe every body was there who thought it a ...
Page 80
... passed well , he was sent back to put away what could not enter with him . What reserves he endeav- oured to conceal within his bosom in hope to pass them unperceived . What jewels of self - love he hid under the russet of humility ...
... passed well , he was sent back to put away what could not enter with him . What reserves he endeav- oured to conceal within his bosom in hope to pass them unperceived . What jewels of self - love he hid under the russet of humility ...
Page 83
... passed by where I was sitting in one hand he bore a small hatchet , with the other balanced on his shoulder a bundle of ozier twigs , while from his huge leathern pocket projected the handles of the hammer and the pruning knife . He passed ...
... passed by where I was sitting in one hand he bore a small hatchet , with the other balanced on his shoulder a bundle of ozier twigs , while from his huge leathern pocket projected the handles of the hammer and the pruning knife . He passed ...
Page 94
... passed their fame that I before had heard of them . Wherefore , Sir , by the example of the doctrine of them , and especially for the godly and innocent works which I perceived then of them and in them , after my cunning and power , I ...
... passed their fame that I before had heard of them . Wherefore , Sir , by the example of the doctrine of them , and especially for the godly and innocent works which I perceived then of them and in them , after my cunning and power , I ...
Page 131
... passed , and the dreams of vanity have been dis- sipated , and the excitements of passion have subsided , that therefore life is a blank , and time a dull monotony , and temporal good a vapid draught ? Let this be the language of ...
... passed , and the dreams of vanity have been dis- sipated , and the excitements of passion have subsided , that therefore life is a blank , and time a dull monotony , and temporal good a vapid draught ? Let this be the language of ...
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