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... Bishop of Salisbury ) , to that important office , made her for a time resolve to desist from prosecuting the under ... bishop's char- acter determined her to proceed in the work . It was to be anonymous , and a profound secrecy was ...
... Bishop of Salisbury ) , to that important office , made her for a time resolve to desist from prosecuting the under ... bishop's char- acter determined her to proceed in the work . It was to be anonymous , and a profound secrecy was ...
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... Bishop of St. David's , since translated to the see of Salisbury , must well remember the lively interest felt by Mrs Hannah More in his exertions in behalf of the clergy of the principality , and for supplying a collegiate education ...
... Bishop of St. David's , since translated to the see of Salisbury , must well remember the lively interest felt by Mrs Hannah More in his exertions in behalf of the clergy of the principality , and for supplying a collegiate education ...
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... Bishop of Salisbury , when he was lately here . How one wishes that the desolate survivor had the comfort and the benefit of some genuine Christian friends about him . I have lately been called upon for a corrected copy for a new ...
... Bishop of Salisbury , when he was lately here . How one wishes that the desolate survivor had the comfort and the benefit of some genuine Christian friends about him . I have lately been called upon for a corrected copy for a new ...
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... Bishop of Salisbury came to see us not long before the death of his lamented pupil . We little thought then what a calamity was hanging over our heads ! It was an overwhelming event . I had the favour lately to receive a letter ...
... Bishop of Salisbury came to see us not long before the death of his lamented pupil . We little thought then what a calamity was hanging over our heads ! It was an overwhelming event . I had the favour lately to receive a letter ...
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... Bishop of Salisbury , my valuable friend the Rev. Jones , and a loss that afflicted me very deeply , that of Sir William Pepys . We had lived in undiminished friendship near fifty years ; he was a scholar and gentleman , and one of the ...
... Bishop of Salisbury , my valuable friend the Rev. Jones , and a loss that afflicted me very deeply , that of Sir William Pepys . We had lived in undiminished friendship near fifty years ; he was a scholar and gentleman , and one of the ...
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