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Page 192
... living God . In the name of the Master whom he preacheth , and in that name alone , he offers to instruct the ignorant , and to build up the pious in their most holy faith . " As ambassadors of God , " the teachers of the Christian ...
... living God . In the name of the Master whom he preacheth , and in that name alone , he offers to instruct the ignorant , and to build up the pious in their most holy faith . " As ambassadors of God , " the teachers of the Christian ...
Page 350
... living death , where the wretch that is buried a man , lies till his heart has time to fester and dis- solve , and is then dug up a witness . 19 " Is this fancy , or is it a fact ? Have you not seen him after his resurrection from that ...
... living death , where the wretch that is buried a man , lies till his heart has time to fester and dis- solve , and is then dug up a witness . 19 " Is this fancy , or is it a fact ? Have you not seen him after his resurrection from that ...
Page 493
... living body , either lobed or ramified , and uniformly fixed by the base . These are devoid of an external polypary , and of an internal solid axis ; their pulpy surface being entirely or partially in- vested with a mulitude of tubiform ...
... living body , either lobed or ramified , and uniformly fixed by the base . These are devoid of an external polypary , and of an internal solid axis ; their pulpy surface being entirely or partially in- vested with a mulitude of tubiform ...
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Fall of the Leaf | 14 |
Flamanville Madame de Eugenia | 25 |
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