The Historical Reader: Designed for the Use of Schools and Families, on a New PlanHoratio Hill, 1825 - 372 ページ |
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... attended him , could not yield true and solid satisfaction . Reflecting on the evils and miseries which he had occasion- ed , and convinced of the emptiness of earthly magnificence he became disgusted with all the splendor that ...
... attended him , could not yield true and solid satisfaction . Reflecting on the evils and miseries which he had occasion- ed , and convinced of the emptiness of earthly magnificence he became disgusted with all the splendor that ...
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... attend her to the scaffold . It was erected in the same hall where she had been tried , raised a little above the floor ... attended Mary at her execution ? -What clergyman attend . ed her ? -Was she pleased with his services ? calm but ...
... attend her to the scaffold . It was erected in the same hall where she had been tried , raised a little above the floor ... attended Mary at her execution ? -What clergyman attend . ed her ? -Was she pleased with his services ? calm but ...
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... attended divine service for the first time on shore , " and dedicated their settlement to God , by the name previously fixed upon , as its standing designation . 8. The length of their voyage , including all the delays , perils ...
... attended divine service for the first time on shore , " and dedicated their settlement to God , by the name previously fixed upon , as its standing designation . 8. The length of their voyage , including all the delays , perils ...
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