The Life of Wesley: And the Rise and Progress of Methodism, Том 1Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1820 - Всего страниц: 622 |
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... - vations are annexed . " In the entries of deposits the name first signed is that of the bursar , as R. Hutchins , G. Paynter : the name which fol- ply . From that time , till he graduated , B 4 FAMILY OF THE WESLEYS . 7.
... - vations are annexed . " In the entries of deposits the name first signed is that of the bursar , as R. Hutchins , G. Paynter : the name which fol- ply . From that time , till he graduated , B 4 FAMILY OF THE WESLEYS . 7.
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... till he graduated , a single crown was all the assistance he received from his friends . He composed exercises for those who had more money than learning ; and he gave instruc- tion to those who wished to profit by his lessons ; and ...
... till he graduated , a single crown was all the assistance he received from his friends . He composed exercises for those who had more money than learning ; and he gave instruc- tion to those who wished to profit by his lessons ; and ...
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... till they were five years old , and then she made them learn the alphabet perfectly in one day on the next they were put to spell and to read one line , and then a verse , never leaving it till they were perfect in the lesson . " Mr ...
... till they were five years old , and then she made them learn the alphabet perfectly in one day on the next they were put to spell and to read one line , and then a verse , never leaving it till they were perfect in the lesson . " Mr ...
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... till she did . In pursuance of this unwarrantable vow he immediately took horse and rode away ; nor did she hear of him again , till the death of the king , about twelve months afterwards , released him from his rash and criminal ...
... till she did . In pursuance of this unwarrantable vow he immediately took horse and rode away ; nor did she hear of him again , till the death of the king , about twelve months afterwards , released him from his rash and criminal ...
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... till that moment , was heard crying in the nursery . The father ran to the stairs , but they were so nearly consumed , that they could not bear his weight , and being utterly in despair , he fell upon his knees in the hall , and in ...
... till that moment , was heard crying in the nursery . The father ran to the stairs , but they were so nearly consumed , that they could not bear his weight , and being utterly in despair , he fell upon his knees in the hall , and in ...
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