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共 50 段- "The case of Dr. Gordon, of Hull," said the Rev. Mr. Guion,
- _Rev. Mr. Roscoe._--"And what is especially deserving of our
- _Rev. Mr. Ingleby._--"Yes, Sir, if she could preserve her pu
- _Rev. Mr. Ingleby._--"Your remarks, Sir, are quite correct.
- Mr. Sykes, perceiving, from the smartness of this reply, tha
- "Where's my sister?" said the voice which had said, only a f
- "Really," said Mr. Gordon, as we were walking away, "I am al
- "I am rather surprised to hear you make these remarks; howev
- "Yes, Mr. Gordon, there is a charm in the name of Jesus, whi
- "O no, Sir, never! I may have read some passages as a school
- I was happy to find that she had withdrawn from the gay circ
- No circumstance gave them so much uneasiness, on their remov
- As her character usually received its peculiar tone and comp
- The scene which opens on the imagination of the young Christ
- One of the most conspicuous professors in her neighbourhood
- "The ways of heaven are dark and intricate.
- _Mr. Falkland._--"If, Sir, your belief in the Divine origin
- _Mr. Falkland._--"Then, Sir, by your permission, I will quot
- _Mr. Talbot._--"It is no use, Sir, to argue against facts. I
- After some further conversation, they resolved to examine th
- "The first circumstance which excited our attention was a ve
- In compliance with custom, he spent the first few weeks afte
- This letter shook the unhallowed purpose of his soul, and ne
- "Oh, mother, I have gone away from Him who hath the words of
- "To tell a person who is out of the way, that he has no help
- "I do not hesitate to plead the promise of salvation from an
- "Your friends are not singular in their views of the nature
- The love of dress, like every other improper affection, has
- "Works of this nature not unfrequently deserve the praise of
- "I beg pardon. I do. Ah! that was a tragical event."
- "Or," said the Colonel gallantly, "when pierced by a woman's
- "I am sorry to say he is not. He may appear such in your pre
- "MY HUSBAND,--I cannot, in justice to myself, remain silent,
- The village of Lynnbridge, Warwickshire, near which Mr. Newe
- After this decision, the spirit of persecution declined, and
- Addison has a good paper on the propensity which weak and
- This pious gardener was the only son of a venerable elder of
- There is no indisposition under which the human frame labour
- The tide of life was now rapidly ebbing; and on her father e
- "Ever remember that you are both imperfect Christians, which
- "I now perceive and feel this; but it would still have been
- In the midst of life, we are in death. We had a most unexpec
- He frankly confessed that prior to the death of Miss Denham,
- About a week after receiving this letter I quitted Fairmount
- "Ah, Sir," he replied, and the tear stood in his eye as he s
- Upon the report of the pastor's death being spread through t
- "I heard Dr. Bailey say, that he placed great dependence on
- "But, Sir," replied Mr. Langley, "though the gospel be now p
- Mr. Ryder of course accompanied her to the alcove--a sweet r
- His son George is now captain of a vessel, and Sam is his ma