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...stronger impression on my mind than the dream itself. ' For nine years, while I was rolling in the filth of sin, often attempting to rise and still sinking deeper, did she, in vigorous hope, persist in in. cessant prayer. I remember also that she entreated a. certain bishop to undertake to reason me...

...be. Her prompt answer made a stronger impression on my mind than the dream it* self. For nine years, while I was rolling in the slime of sin, often attempting...she in vigorous hope persist in incessant prayer. I remember also, that she intreated a certain bishop to undertake to reason me out of my errors. He...

...bs. Her prompt answer made a stronger impression on my mind than the dream itself. For nine years, while I was rolling in the slime of sin, often attempting...she in vigorous hope persist in incessant prayer. I remember, also, that she intreated a certain bishop to undertake to reason me out of my errors. H«...

...stronger impression on my mind than the dream itself. For nine years, while I was rolling in the filth of sin, often attempting to rise, and still sinking...she in vigorous hope persist in incessant prayer. I remember, also, that she entreated a certain bishop to undertake to reason me out of my errors. He...

...dissipation. Still, amid the agony of disappointment, she never forsook him — never despaired of him. "For nine years," he says, " while I was rolling in the slime of sin, often attempting to rise, yet sinking still deeper, did she persist in incessant prayer." At length, becoming dissatisfied with...

...stronger impression on my mind than the dream itself. For nine years, while I was rolling in the filth of sin, often attempting to rise, and still sinking...she, in vigorous hope, persist in incessant prayer." Augustine had been carried away with the errors of the Manichees, and Monica his mother, in her anxiety...

...dissipation. Still, amid the agony of disappointment, she never forsook him, never despaired of him. " For nine years," he says, " while I was rolling in the slime of sin, often attempting to rise, yet sinking still deeper, did she persist in incessant prayer." At length, becoming dissatisfied with....

..."justly exposed him to believe in the most ridiculous absurdities." " For nine years," he writes, " while I was rolling in the slime of sin, often attempting to rise, and still sinking deeper, did my mother in vigorous hope persist in incessant prayer for me. She entreated a certain bishop to reason...

...dissipation. Still, amid tht agony of disappointment, she never forsook him — never despaired of him. Tor nine years," he says, " while I was rolling in the slime of sin, often attempting to rise, yet sinking still deeper, did she persist in incessant prayer." At length, becoming dissatisfied with...