The Juvenile MagazineJ. Dickenson, 1875 |
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... rest , leaving behind him several large and flourishing churches . A new place of worship was opened in 1843. This building measures ninety- four feet by fifty , and accommodates 1,200 adults , and from 200 to 300 children . Our ...
... rest , leaving behind him several large and flourishing churches . A new place of worship was opened in 1843. This building measures ninety- four feet by fifty , and accommodates 1,200 adults , and from 200 to 300 children . Our ...
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... rest was returned to the Frenchman , who on hearing the story , went to thank the kind innkeeper , and with great difficulty persuaded him to accept a small sum for the peasant's breakfast . 6 Cunning people are They boast of their Yes ...
... rest was returned to the Frenchman , who on hearing the story , went to thank the kind innkeeper , and with great difficulty persuaded him to accept a small sum for the peasant's breakfast . 6 Cunning people are They boast of their Yes ...
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... rest . And to a friend , who said " that there was a brighter day , " he said , " I wish it would dawn . " The night previous to his death , his mother , untiring in her watching , seeing he was close to the river , asked , " My dear ...
... rest . And to a friend , who said " that there was a brighter day , " he said , " I wish it would dawn . " The night previous to his death , his mother , untiring in her watching , seeing he was close to the river , asked , " My dear ...
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... heavier woe , Now droop ' mid the darkness-- Go comfort them , go . Go bury thy sorrows , Let others be blest ; Go give them the sunshine , Tell Jesus the rest . 55 Obituaries , WILLIAM ASHTON was born at Staincross , 54 Bury Thy Sorrow .
... heavier woe , Now droop ' mid the darkness-- Go comfort them , go . Go bury thy sorrows , Let others be blest ; Go give them the sunshine , Tell Jesus the rest . 55 Obituaries , WILLIAM ASHTON was born at Staincross , 54 Bury Thy Sorrow .
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... rest of the sen- tence was lost in the distance . ' Sure enough . ' Who of us , having reached maturity , but some- times have exhausted all our energies on a problem , to find its solu- tion in the simplest thing imaginable , and then ...
... rest of the sen- tence was lost in the distance . ' Sure enough . ' Who of us , having reached maturity , but some- times have exhausted all our energies on a problem , to find its solu- tion in the simplest thing imaginable , and then ...
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