Stones of
Stones of the Temple; Or, Lessons from the Fabric and Furniture of the Church
作者：Field, Walter, 1824-1876
体例：段 章数：14
字数：298,656 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 21,332 字；最长 "Certainly I will; and I think nothing would be so suitable （38,185 字），最短 115: "We have also heard that the parishioners of divers pla（18,442 字）。
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共 14 段- "Certainly I will; and I think nothing would be so suitable
- Mr. Ambrose was slowly walking on, musing on the patient suf
- "O holy seat, O holy fane,
- "Yes, all of them, both the new and old, except the few of a
- Mr. Acres and his family had now learnt, from their many con
- "Ah, yes, sir, that's the very point. I think in times past
- "A most offensive person, indeed," said the Vicar, "and one
- "In order to trace the history of pews[104] to their first s
- "Oh, that is very plain. If you just look at your Prayer Boo
- "But let my due feet never fail
- "It's a common number in large churches," replied the Vicar,
- "Ah, so indeed do I. There's no part of the church so much d
- 17: The interesting custom of placing natural flowers and wr
- 115: "We have also heard that the parishioners of divers pla