Walter Colyton: A Tale of 1688, Volume 2H. Colburn and R. Bentley, 1830 |
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Page 39
... father and myself , when we have resorted to it with wounded feelings . But we have finer and grander views than this , and if you have rested long enough , we will lead you to- wards them . " 66 My body has rested long enough , but my ...
... father and myself , when we have resorted to it with wounded feelings . But we have finer and grander views than this , and if you have rested long enough , we will lead you to- wards them . " 66 My body has rested long enough , but my ...
Page 43
... " exclaimed Mr. Shel- " the love which makes us consider all our fellow creatures as our brethren , must be the most acceptable homage to the Universal Father , who treats the whole human race as his children , WALTER COLYTON . 43.
... " exclaimed Mr. Shel- " the love which makes us consider all our fellow creatures as our brethren , must be the most acceptable homage to the Universal Father , who treats the whole human race as his children , WALTER COLYTON . 43.
Page 44
... father calmly . " If men would but seek one another fairly , they would generally find more to esteem than to condemn , and dislikes would often be turned into friendships . " In such conversation , and in pointing out to each other the ...
... father calmly . " If men would but seek one another fairly , they would generally find more to esteem than to condemn , and dislikes would often be turned into friendships . " In such conversation , and in pointing out to each other the ...
Page 62
... father Bartholomew , a cheerful and most intelligent old man , when she was joined by Agatha , who proposed driving her out in a pony chaise through Goathurst Wood , observ- ing that it afforded some very pretty scenery , though nothing ...
... father Bartholomew , a cheerful and most intelligent old man , when she was joined by Agatha , who proposed driving her out in a pony chaise through Goathurst Wood , observ- ing that it afforded some very pretty scenery , though nothing ...
Page 63
... father thinks a much finer country for horse exercise than plantations and enclosures . To my taste , however , trees and shade and leafy recesses are a thousand times more charming . In the solitude of an open country there is ...
... father thinks a much finer country for horse exercise than plantations and enclosures . To my taste , however , trees and shade and leafy recesses are a thousand times more charming . In the solitude of an open country there is ...
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