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I could add many other very interesting sayings of Mrs. T.'s to this brief narrative , which I am sure would very much interest the pious reader , but must conclude her At last came that time in the history of Mrs. T. which must come in ...
I could add many other very interesting sayings of Mrs. T.'s to this brief narrative , which I am sure would very much interest the pious reader , but must conclude her At last came that time in the history of Mrs. T. which must come in ...
Page 68
... supported now at an annual outlay of nearly £ 300 , and of which the following are interesting extracts from the Annual Report for 1850-51 , 68 A GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF.
... supported now at an annual outlay of nearly £ 300 , and of which the following are interesting extracts from the Annual Report for 1850-51 , 68 A GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF.
Page 69
are interesting extracts from the Annual Report for 1850-51 , read at the public meeting , the Earl of Chichester in the chair , supported by Admiral Vernon Harcourt , Mr. Kingsmill , Chaplain of the Model Prison , Pentonville , Dr.
are interesting extracts from the Annual Report for 1850-51 , read at the public meeting , the Earl of Chichester in the chair , supported by Admiral Vernon Harcourt , Mr. Kingsmill , Chaplain of the Model Prison , Pentonville , Dr.
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“ Your Committee bave no doubt the following extracts from the Report of Miss Gomm , the Infant School teacher , will be very interesting to their friends , as they add great weight to the necessity of enlarging this branch of their ...
“ Your Committee bave no doubt the following extracts from the Report of Miss Gomm , the Infant School teacher , will be very interesting to their friends , as they add great weight to the necessity of enlarging this branch of their ...
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... chains of Rome were burst asunder , the scales fell from his eyes , he could say , “ This one thing I know , whereas I was blind , now I see . ” The interesting conversations I have held with this man would fill a little volume .
... chains of Rome were burst asunder , the scales fell from his eyes , he could say , “ This one thing I know , whereas I was blind , now I see . ” The interesting conversations I have held with this man would fill a little volume .
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| Title | Notes and Narratives of a Six Years' Mission, Principally Among the Dens of London Making of the Modern World, Part IV: 1800-1890 |
| Author | R. W. Vanderkiste |
| Edition | 3 |
| Publisher | J. Nisbet & Company, 1852 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 28 Apr 2015 |
| Length | 352 pages |
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