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In the conclusion of this letter , the agents , Mr. King and Mr. Austin , express a hope , that they “ will not be thought to transgress the bounds of modesty or of duty , if , in return for the attention paid to the first circular ...
In the conclusion of this letter , the agents , Mr. King and Mr. Austin , express a hope , that they “ will not be thought to transgress the bounds of modesty or of duty , if , in return for the attention paid to the first circular ...
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While he was reading the first verse , “ For the iniquity of his covetousness , I was wroth and smote him , I hid me and was wroth , and he went on frowardly in the way of his own heart , " Oh ! thought I , this is for me ; this is my ...
While he was reading the first verse , “ For the iniquity of his covetousness , I was wroth and smote him , I hid me and was wroth , and he went on frowardly in the way of his own heart , " Oh ! thought I , this is for me ; this is my ...
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Now I thought all my foes were dispersed , and I could execute my designs without any farther molestation . But , alas ! I was sorely disappointed ; for I met with one with whom I had a far more severe struggle than with either of the ...
Now I thought all my foes were dispersed , and I could execute my designs without any farther molestation . But , alas ! I was sorely disappointed ; for I met with one with whom I had a far more severe struggle than with either of the ...
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