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... spirit-stirring men of the time, are, now that they are again found in their wonted places, hailed as friends teturned from a far country. NOTES OF THE WEEK.—The accounts from the East still represent the aspect of affairs to be more warlike than ever. The Porte ...
... spirit-stirring men of the time, are, now that they are again found in their wonted places, hailed as friends teturned from a far country. NOTES OF THE WE.—The accounts from the East still represent time aspect of affairs to be more warlike than ever. Tile Porte ...
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... again, that a certain nobleman went into a far country to receive for himself a kingdom and to return. (Luke, xix. 12.) And again, that the prodigal son, ' gathered altogether, and took his journey into a far country, and there wasted his substance in riotous ...
... and sligged- a wine-press in it, to d tower, and let it .out be husbandmen, and we fl 'i s gathered a ltogether, and took far country.' (Matt. xxi. 33.) Moreover , it Rea le ' bable that this political o_ Jteses the seat or the governrn • 11 the ent from ...
... again, that a certain nobleman went into a far country to receive for himself a kingdom and to return. (Luke, xix. 12.) And again, that the prodigal son, gathered altogether, and took his journey into a far country, and there wasted his substance in riotous ...
... danger was tobe apprehended from a continuance of the prtsedt state of tilings l o th 4=r the dangers to which e reed and far country i f eelings which could shame any man, they were such as Fromncold be insensible to, unless he were utterly careless of ...
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... branch of but-ness from the Court Chancery? That was not his inten(ion—bnt it was probable be should propose some regulation far country commissioners were Concerned. The commissioners London had transacted their business in manner which called for the thanks ...
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... of the bear, and the customs of the Indians, as given by Mr. Henry, one of the first Englishmen who penetrated into the far countries, after the reduction of Canada, under the British arms. Whilst on the banks of Lake Michigan, says our author, I happened ...
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