The Works of the Rev. Richard Cecil: With a Memoir of His LifeL.B. Seeley, and Baldwin, Chadock and Joy, 1816 |
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... meet many insults which profligate men offer to piety . Under these impressions , he was one day walking in the Physic Gardens , where he observed a very fine Pomegranate Tree , cut almost through the stem , near the root . On asking ...
... meet many insults which profligate men offer to piety . Under these impressions , he was one day walking in the Physic Gardens , where he observed a very fine Pomegranate Tree , cut almost through the stem , near the root . On asking ...
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... meet them in the evening . He had not preached more than five minutes , be- fore it was visible that he was in extreme pain , and his feeble tone of voice proved that he was worne down . He could not continue his discourse more than 20 ...
... meet them in the evening . He had not preached more than five minutes , be- fore it was visible that he was in extreme pain , and his feeble tone of voice proved that he was worne down . He could not continue his discourse more than 20 ...
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... meet his wishes , by destroying all his papers after his disease . Find- ing that nothing short of my giving him a faithful promise to execute his command would pacify his agitated mind , I reluctantly yielded - and pro- mised to ...
... meet his wishes , by destroying all his papers after his disease . Find- ing that nothing short of my giving him a faithful promise to execute his command would pacify his agitated mind , I reluctantly yielded - and pro- mised to ...
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... meet the frequent returns of my public duty is almost miraculous . Not one of my hearers has any idea of the quantity of pain I endure in the course of twenty - four hours ; and yet , if it were ever to be upon me at the moment I was ...
... meet the frequent returns of my public duty is almost miraculous . Not one of my hearers has any idea of the quantity of pain I endure in the course of twenty - four hours ; and yet , if it were ever to be upon me at the moment I was ...
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... meet for the purpose of determining the question . They ac- cordingly met together , and were unanimous in resolving it to be the duty of a man in Mr. Cecil's circumstances , family , and health to accept the Livings , and serve them in ...
... meet for the purpose of determining the question . They ac- cordingly met together , and were unanimous in resolving it to be the duty of a man in Mr. Cecil's circumstances , family , and health to accept the Livings , and serve them in ...
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