The Life and Correspondence of John Foster, Volume 2Bell & Daldy, 1861 - 1 pages |
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... earth . There is little to be said about myself . What is called " change of air " is strongly recommended , and accordingly I am going next week , if there be any tolerable alteration of this dolefully wet weather , on a short visit to ...
... earth . There is little to be said about myself . What is called " change of air " is strongly recommended , and accordingly I am going next week , if there be any tolerable alteration of this dolefully wet weather , on a short visit to ...
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... earth at the end of the six years next to come . Within that period past there has gone away , from each of our little families , one individual that was with us , but whom we shall see no more till after we also shall have passed the ...
... earth at the end of the six years next to come . Within that period past there has gone away , from each of our little families , one individual that was with us , but whom we shall see no more till after we also shall have passed the ...
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... earth . You will often fall into profound and earnestly inquisitive musings on the state of being into which she has made the mysterious transition . What is it to have passed through death , and to be now looking upon it as an event ...
... earth . You will often fall into profound and earnestly inquisitive musings on the state of being into which she has made the mysterious transition . What is it to have passed through death , and to be now looking upon it as an event ...
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... so little effect toward the one great end . One envies the people of those future times when a new order of powers and progress will be unfolded on the earth . : Have you any notion that the world is just on LETTERS . 59.
... so little effect toward the one great end . One envies the people of those future times when a new order of powers and progress will be unfolded on the earth . : Have you any notion that the world is just on LETTERS . 59.
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... and occupy it . It is a most pensive thought that all these anticipations are now ex- tinguished , that he is now no more to be seen on earth , VOL . II . F that all intercourse with him in this world is terminated LETTERS . 65.
... and occupy it . It is a most pensive thought that all these anticipations are now ex- tinguished , that he is now no more to be seen on earth , VOL . II . F that all intercourse with him in this world is terminated LETTERS . 65.
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