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Charles Stevens , however , had a better heart , and was a truer Christian than
many of those sanctimonious critics , who sought to restrain the joy and gladness
with which God filled his soul . It was this good Samaritan who came upon the ...
Charles Stevens , however , had a better heart , and was a truer Christian than
many of those sanctimonious critics , who sought to restrain the joy and gladness
with which God filled his soul . It was this good Samaritan who came upon the ...
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At this , the cheerful mind of Charles Stevens asserted itself by inspiring hope in
the heart of the fainting stranger . “ No , no , my friend , never give up . Don't say
die , so long as you live . It is but a few rods further to the home where I live with ...
At this , the cheerful mind of Charles Stevens asserted itself by inspiring hope in
the heart of the fainting stranger . “ No , no , my friend , never give up . Don't say
die , so long as you live . It is but a few rods further to the home where I live with ...
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The great question which appeals to the heart of every Englishman to - day is ,
shall it be a Protestant or a Catholic ? ” “ A Protestant ! ” cried John Louder , in his
bigoted enthusiasm . “ Then , John Louder , it behooves the English people to ...
The great question which appeals to the heart of every Englishman to - day is ,
shall it be a Protestant or a Catholic ? ” “ A Protestant ! ” cried John Louder , in his
bigoted enthusiasm . “ Then , John Louder , it behooves the English people to ...
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The sincerity of the speaker , as well as his sacred doctrine , touched the hearts
of the forest children , and they renounced their guile and their revenge . The
presents which Penn offered were received in sincerity , and with hearty
friendship ...
The sincerity of the speaker , as well as his sacred doctrine , touched the hearts
of the forest children , and they renounced their guile and their revenge . The
presents which Penn offered were received in sincerity , and with hearty
friendship ...
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seals ; no record of the conference can be found , and its terms and conditions
had no abiding inscription but on the heart . There they were written like the law
of God . The simple The simple sons of the wilderness , returning to their
wigwams ...
seals ; no record of the conference can be found , and its terms and conditions
had no abiding inscription but on the heart . There they were written like the law
of God . The simple The simple sons of the wilderness , returning to their
wigwams ...
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| Title | Columbian Historical Novels, Volume 7 Columbian Historical Novels, John Roy Musick |
| Author | John Roy Musick |
| Publisher | R.H. Whitten Company, 1906 |
| Original from | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
| Digitized | 24 Apr 2015 |
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