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Pagina 8
... person who was so grossly ignorant.' Miss T. 'The possession of scientific truth, in addition to conferring social advantages, adds so much to our happiness.' Miss E. ' This also I am inclined to dispute. Do you really feel happier, Mrs ...
... person who was so grossly ignorant.' Miss T. 'The possession of scientific truth, in addition to conferring social advantages, adds so much to our happiness.' Miss E. ' This also I am inclined to dispute. Do you really feel happier, Mrs ...
Pagina 11
... person and will see the impropriety of intrusion into a sphere for which she is unfit.' Miss Toller withdrew. She dared not venture to explain or apologise to Helen, although delay would make matters worse. She went into North Street ...
... person and will see the impropriety of intrusion into a sphere for which she is unfit.' Miss Toller withdrew. She dared not venture to explain or apologise to Helen, although delay would make matters worse. She went into North Street ...
Pagina 37
... person who could move her. I am so weary of the talk of my neigh~ bours. It is so different from what we used to have at Blackdeep. Oh me! those evenings when father came in at dark, and Mr. and Mrs. Thornley came afterwards and we had ...
... person who could move her. I am so weary of the talk of my neigh~ bours. It is so different from what we used to have at Blackdeep. Oh me! those evenings when father came in at dark, and Mr. and Mrs. Thornley came afterwards and we had ...
Pagina 77
... person could submit to it. To be sure he assented every week to supernatural history and doctrines presented to him in his own parish church, but to these he was accustomed, and his reason, acute as it was, made no objection. There was ...
... person could submit to it. To be sure he assented every week to supernatural history and doctrines presented to him in his own parish church, but to these he was accustomed, and his reason, acute as it was, made no objection. There was ...
Pagina 82
... person of Christ. He was man and God 'without confusion and without change.' As man he had to learn as other men learn, and, as God, he knew everything. He was sinless, and the lusts of the flesh had no power over him, but he had a ...
... person of Christ. He was man and God 'without confusion and without change.' As man he had to learn as other men learn, and, as God, he knew everything. He was sinless, and the lusts of the flesh had no power over him, but he had a ...
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