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الصفحة 255
... better , some years earlier still , when the removal of religious disabilities first left the Church destitute of ... better occasion may be imagined , or that a better occasion is past ; —that the Sibylline Books might have been ...
... better , some years earlier still , when the removal of religious disabilities first left the Church destitute of ... better occasion may be imagined , or that a better occasion is past ; —that the Sibylline Books might have been ...
الصفحة 296
... better than they ; forgetting that , even if it really is so , better does not always imply good ; and that our course of duty is not like a race which is won by him who runs , however slowly , if the rest are still slower . It is this ...
... better than they ; forgetting that , even if it really is so , better does not always imply good ; and that our course of duty is not like a race which is won by him who runs , however slowly , if the rest are still slower . It is this ...
الصفحة 301
... better , in point of respectability as well as of comfort , have been content with plain Worcester . If a lady is in a perpetual fever lest some costly veil or gown should be soiled or torn , this indicates that she would have done better ...
... better , in point of respectability as well as of comfort , have been content with plain Worcester . If a lady is in a perpetual fever lest some costly veil or gown should be soiled or torn , this indicates that she would have done better ...
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