An Oxford Anthology of English ProseArnold Whitridge, John Wendell Dodds, Howard Foster Lowry Oxford University Press, 1935 - 950 من الصفحات |
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الصفحة 146
... thought , of God , and were Principal in the holy Temple , to do his Work therein . This Conceit grew so strong in little time upon my Spirit , that had I but seen a priest ( though never so sordid and de- bauched in his Life ) I should ...
... thought , of God , and were Principal in the holy Temple , to do his Work therein . This Conceit grew so strong in little time upon my Spirit , that had I but seen a priest ( though never so sordid and de- bauched in his Life ) I should ...
الصفحة 148
... thought I , I am so accustomed to it , that it is in vain for me to think of a reformation ; for I thought it could never be . But , how it came to pass I know not , I did from this time forward so leave my swearing , that it was a ...
... thought I , I am so accustomed to it , that it is in vain for me to think of a reformation ; for I thought it could never be . But , how it came to pass I know not , I did from this time forward so leave my swearing , that it was a ...
الصفحة 149
... thought I , I am safe enough ; for , if a Bell should then fall I can slip out behind these thick Walls , and so be preserved notwith- standing . So after this , I would yet go to see them ring , but would not go further than the ...
... thought I , I am safe enough ; for , if a Bell should then fall I can slip out behind these thick Walls , and so be preserved notwith- standing . So after this , I would yet go to see them ring , but would not go further than the ...
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