The Moral Reformer, المجلد 2Sherwood, 1832 |
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... observed that the practice in Dublin is to collect every Sunday for sitting money , and the sum usually paid appeared to be a halfpenny . Amongst the various religious devices for getting money I noticed on a bill , " a collection by ...
... observed that the practice in Dublin is to collect every Sunday for sitting money , and the sum usually paid appeared to be a halfpenny . Amongst the various religious devices for getting money I noticed on a bill , " a collection by ...
الصفحة 90
... observed , on account of his labour , " that he had not time , no not so much as to eat bread . " Their souls are committed into your hands , and woe unto you if you feed yourselves and not the flock . To warn men of their danger , and ...
... observed , on account of his labour , " that he had not time , no not so much as to eat bread . " Their souls are committed into your hands , and woe unto you if you feed yourselves and not the flock . To warn men of their danger , and ...
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... observed the process ? That which first he perform- ed with difficulty , now is accomplished with ease ; that which formerly gave him pain , now affords him pleasure ; thus plainly proving that the ignorant and infatuated being is under ...
... observed the process ? That which first he perform- ed with difficulty , now is accomplished with ease ; that which formerly gave him pain , now affords him pleasure ; thus plainly proving that the ignorant and infatuated being is under ...
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