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... living was small ) , a sum of money was quietly but quickly raised for their behoof , many feeling it a privilege to minister in carnal things to the family of one to whom they owed in spiritual things a debt that could never be repaid ...
... living was small ) , a sum of money was quietly but quickly raised for their behoof , many feeling it a privilege to minister in carnal things to the family of one to whom they owed in spiritual things a debt that could never be repaid ...
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... living for ? What should it be ? —self - improvement , usefulness to others , enjoyment of , assimilation to , all that is pure and lovely and of good report ? Would the making of " coats and garments " help her to the discovery or ...
... living for ? What should it be ? —self - improvement , usefulness to others , enjoyment of , assimilation to , all that is pure and lovely and of good report ? Would the making of " coats and garments " help her to the discovery or ...
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... living at too great an expense ; but he said it would not do to reduce our establishment at present . I put away my own maid , however , without telling him ; but he never seemed to find out she was gone , ROCKBOURNE . 103.
... living at too great an expense ; but he said it would not do to reduce our establishment at present . I put away my own maid , however , without telling him ; but he never seemed to find out she was gone , ROCKBOURNE . 103.
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... So he withdrew into the small back drawing - room , and closed the folding - door behind him . It was not lost time that he spent there alone with God . CHAPTER X. " But the living and the lost-- For 108 ROCKBOURNE .
... So he withdrew into the small back drawing - room , and closed the folding - door behind him . It was not lost time that he spent there alone with God . CHAPTER X. " But the living and the lost-- For 108 ROCKBOURNE .
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Marion Eliza Weir. CHAPTER X. " But the living and the lost-- For them our souls must weep ; For them we suffer a yearning pain That will not let us sleep : And ever we mourn and say , Whilst the stars are calm and clear- Oh for one look ...
Marion Eliza Weir. CHAPTER X. " But the living and the lost-- For them our souls must weep ; For them we suffer a yearning pain That will not let us sleep : And ever we mourn and say , Whilst the stars are calm and clear- Oh for one look ...
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