The Life and Correspondence of John Foster, Volume 2Bell & Daldy, 1861 - 1 pages |
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... mind in which I began to give a somewhat particular attention to the subject ; as I have said near the beginning of these pages , Other passages in Foster's correspondence will show , that the 4 LIFE OF JOHN FOSTER .
... mind in which I began to give a somewhat particular attention to the subject ; as I have said near the beginning of these pages , Other passages in Foster's correspondence will show , that the 4 LIFE OF JOHN FOSTER .
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... mind . And to a ministry willing so to act a prodigious advantage is gained by this sur- prising change . They will no longer be harassed to dis- traction by endless compromises to be adjusted ; by the 16 LIFE OF JOHN FOSTER .
... mind . And to a ministry willing so to act a prodigious advantage is gained by this sur- prising change . They will no longer be harassed to dis- traction by endless compromises to be adjusted ; by the 16 LIFE OF JOHN FOSTER .
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... mind , that I have no power of thought to pass the one into the other , so as to realize this later form of the scene to my imagination . As to myself , you are not likely to have heard anything scarcely of the course of my life ...
... mind , that I have no power of thought to pass the one into the other , so as to realize this later form of the scene to my imagination . As to myself , you are not likely to have heard anything scarcely of the course of my life ...
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... mind , -to think that he who was here , whose last look , and words , and breath , I witnessed , -whose eyes I closed , whose remains are mouldering in the earth not far hence , should actually be now a conscious intelligence in another ...
... mind , -to think that he who was here , whose last look , and words , and breath , I witnessed , -whose eyes I closed , whose remains are mouldering in the earth not far hence , should actually be now a conscious intelligence in another ...
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... mind of the young friend of a third part of a century back . It would be highly interesting to me to see your family , and you in the midst of them , and Mrs. Purser , whom I so well recollect as Miss Allen - who did not much like me ...
... mind of the young friend of a third part of a century back . It would be highly interesting to me to see your family , and you in the midst of them , and Mrs. Purser , whom I so well recollect as Miss Allen - who did not much like me ...
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