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... ments and energies of mind and moral feeling . And thus all substances and qualities and things surrounding man become to him the great alphabet of knowledge . The numerous properties which inform his senses , seem to come in as with ...
... ments and energies of mind and moral feeling . And thus all substances and qualities and things surrounding man become to him the great alphabet of knowledge . The numerous properties which inform his senses , seem to come in as with ...
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... ments and speculations on the future . Often have I stood breathless to listen to him picturing in glowing colourings the successes and triumphs which would crown his after - life . He could scarcely have been said to have lived in the ...
... ments and speculations on the future . Often have I stood breathless to listen to him picturing in glowing colourings the successes and triumphs which would crown his after - life . He could scarcely have been said to have lived in the ...
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... ment which is under the glorious feet of Him , who has stretched out the hea- vens as the groundwork of his pavilion , where he goes forth in the beamy walks of his brightness and his majesty . - Dr . Massie . ence to woman's influence ...
... ment which is under the glorious feet of Him , who has stretched out the hea- vens as the groundwork of his pavilion , where he goes forth in the beamy walks of his brightness and his majesty . - Dr . Massie . ence to woman's influence ...
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... ment . England and the age have gained additional odium by sanctioning such scenes of cold - blooded brutality . And let me add , Anti - Capital Punish- ment Reformers have gained an addi- tional argument , strong as their case was ...
... ment . England and the age have gained additional odium by sanctioning such scenes of cold - blooded brutality . And let me add , Anti - Capital Punish- ment Reformers have gained an addi- tional argument , strong as their case was ...
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... ments of time , how can he be prepared for the more awful solemnities of im- mortality ? It is well , O fellow - mortal , that thy Maker is more merciful towards thee , than thou art towards thy erring brother . It is fortunate for thee ...
... ments of time , how can he be prepared for the more awful solemnities of im- mortality ? It is well , O fellow - mortal , that thy Maker is more merciful towards thee , than thou art towards thy erring brother . It is fortunate for thee ...
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