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共 50 段- "Yes, it was; but the productions of his pen have often yiel
- To indulge the hope of reclaiming such a youth by the mere f
- As we were passing along the road, she gave me the following
- "The Rev. Mr. Ingleby, the venerable rector of Broadhurst, f
- "He was a good sailor, please your honour, and he was genero
- "REVEREND SIR,--I was not a little delighted and astonished
- "Yes, Sir; but as I lived a virtuous life, when I did occasi
- It was on a fine summer evening, when taking a solitary ramb
- "We must now," said the stranger, "leave this subject of dis
- "He is here, though you see him not, and though the sound of
- When I reached Fairmount I had the pleasure of being introdu
- "Yes, Sir, I recollect having my eye often fixed on the two
- "I read the account of Covey, but his daring courage when go
- "I hope, my dear father, we shall; for I assure you that, as
- 'Will it be morning then with me,
- "Here I am, hourly expecting a change. Disease has nearly co
- "I am sorry, my dear mamma, that I should cause you any alar
- "Very true, my dear; I am pleased with your remark, it disco
- "I assure you, Sir," replied Mr. Guion, "that as I advance i
- Mrs. Lawson was considered very religious by some of her mos
- "To undervalue the present life, my father, would be an insu
- "I am aware that a change is taking place in my religious op
- "And is it possible that a man, who professes to be a minist
- [10] "Will it be asked what females are expected to do? We l
- But if Christianity be true--if the final happiness or miser
- Their arrival at their brother's mansion had been expected f
- [12] Some of the Tractarians speak in more guarded, yet in m
- "But, Sir," said my host, "how few pray!--how few understand
- _Mr. Roscoe._--"We should remember that Christianity is esse
- _Mr. Roscoe._--"I am as great an enemy to fanaticism as your
- _Mr. Roscoe._--"Then you must admit that the writers of the
- _Mr. Roscoe._--"Yes, I know it; and I confess that the incon
- _Mr. Roscoe._--"This was one of the very arguments which the
- "But, mamma, one thing is certain--if we judge from observat
- "Yes, mamma; he gave it to Amelia Stubbs when she was dying,
- "Your uncle took no notice of any occurrence during the whol
- "2. The subject of his preaching was _exclusive_. He had, as
- _Mr. Roscoe._--"And this belief is rising in popularity, and
- _Mr. Lewellin._--"Ay, I have often told you that you were to
- _Mr. Roscoe._--"That no such moral effects result from this
- _Rev. Mr. Ingleby._--"That's one of the most useful plans wh
- "'Why, then, I ask the infidel, will you attempt to destroy
- "One evening, while I was sitting alone, bemoaning my haples
- Those who have been early initiated into the Christian faith
- "The terms are very explicit and simple--believe and be save
- No great while after Mrs. Lobeck had acquired this more perf
- On the following morning we rose at the usual hour, and afte
- "How soon," remarked Mr. Stevens, "may a mysterious Providen
- _Mr. Roscoe._--"The results of the labours of Mr. Williams a
- _Rev. Mr. Ingleby._--"When reading the Oxford tracts, and so