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...highly displeased at him, prudently withdrew betimes from the church, and resolved to keep himself away, out of his reach until his Indignation should be overpassed....found the expression of the poet too true: Manet alta raeate repostum— That hisdispleasure was not laid aside, but laiil up in a deep revengeful mi,nl:...

...henceforth he resolved and sought all opportunities to be revenged of him. At length they being both at Tamerton, their parish church, on a Lord's day,...found the expression of the poet too true — Manet alle mente repoatum, that his displeasure was not laid aside, but laid up in a deep revengeful mind;...

...highly displeased at him, prudently withdrew betimes from the church, and resolved to keep himself away, out of his reach, until his indignation should be...laid aside, but laid up in a deep revengeful mind: thereupon, as soon as the duties of religion were over, he again hastened out of the church as soon...

...highly displeased at him, prudently withdrew betimes from the church, and resolved to keep himself away, out of his reach, until his indignation should be...laid aside, but laid up in a deep revengeful mind : thereupon, as soon as the duties of religion were over, he again hastened out of the church as soon...

...highly displeased at him, prudently withdrew betimes from the church, and resolved to keep himself away, out of his reach, until his indignation should be...the poet, too true : — Manet alta mente repostum. wearing whereof was the mode of those times), and struck him through the reins of the back, so that...

...man word, that his anger to him was now over, and he might return to his church 150 оин cocxiET. again, Accordingly the young man came, at the usual time ; but, cautiously eyeing hia godfather, ho found the expression of the poet too true : — s' Beep graren in tho heart the doom...

...highly displeased at him, prudently withdrew by times from the church, and resolved to keep himself away out of his reach until his indignation should be overpassed....the expression of the poet too true, " Manet alta rnente repostttm" — that his displeasure was not laid aside, but laid up in a deep revengeful mind....

...church, and resolved to keep himself away, out of his reach, until his indignation should be orerpassed. The old gentleman, seeing his revenge likely to be...godfather, he found the expression of the poet too true : Tbat his displeasure was not laid aside, but laid up in a deep revengeful mind: «hereupon, as soon...