The Life and Correspondence of John Foster, Volume 2Bell & Daldy, 1861 - 1 pages |
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... final surrender in respect to residence ; for if you get reconciled to London , there is circuit for you after circuit , at only two or three miles distance at each remove , and still again and again the same round , till you get up to ...
... final surrender in respect to residence ; for if you get reconciled to London , there is circuit for you after circuit , at only two or three miles distance at each remove , and still again and again the same round , till you get up to ...
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... final escape from all sorrow and sin . It would be a high gratification to me , to hear those opinions of men and things which you have been forming and maturing throughout the more than thirty years since I saw you . It would be ...
... final escape from all sorrow and sin . It would be a high gratification to me , to hear those opinions of men and things which you have been forming and maturing throughout the more than thirty years since I saw you . It would be ...
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... final and not remote beating down and demolition of the whole fraï tabernacle . A salutary impression made on the soul , even through a wound of the body , is a good greatly more than compensating the evil . In the last great account no ...
... final and not remote beating down and demolition of the whole fraï tabernacle . A salutary impression made on the soul , even through a wound of the body , is a good greatly more than compensating the evil . In the last great account no ...
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... final hour . Such considerations will sometimes visit the mind of my dear and estimable friend also , though probably not experiencing many direct admonitions ( in any way of in- firmity ) of the advance toward old age . .... CLIX . TO ...
... final hour . Such considerations will sometimes visit the mind of my dear and estimable friend also , though probably not experiencing many direct admonitions ( in any way of in- firmity ) of the advance toward old age . .... CLIX . TO ...
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... final removal , and by your sentiments and reflections on the affecting event . You will , indeed , feel it a loss irreparable . But how pleasing and consolatory it is to contemplate a good man's end ; — " the end of that man is peace ...
... final removal , and by your sentiments and reflections on the affecting event . You will , indeed , feel it a loss irreparable . But how pleasing and consolatory it is to contemplate a good man's end ; — " the end of that man is peace ...
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