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Page 258
MY DEAR FRIEND , With a heart warmed by the effusions of grateful affection , I
sit me down immediately on my arrival , to write to you . Grateful to my soul will be
the remembrance of the momentary opportunities which I enjoyed with you ; and
...
MY DEAR FRIEND , With a heart warmed by the effusions of grateful affection , I
sit me down immediately on my arrival , to write to you . Grateful to my soul will be
the remembrance of the momentary opportunities which I enjoyed with you ; and
...
Page 285
Need I repeat , that you are all dear to the heart , to the warm heart of your friend
and brother ? LETTER XLIV . To Mr. W. H. merchant in Falmouth , Great Britain .
MY DEAR FRIEND , Hying so good an opportunity by Mr. S. who will either ...
Need I repeat , that you are all dear to the heart , to the warm heart of your friend
and brother ? LETTER XLIV . To Mr. W. H. merchant in Falmouth , Great Britain .
MY DEAR FRIEND , Hying so good an opportunity by Mr. S. who will either ...
Page 371
Where God has given no revelation of himself , or of his works , we are very
excusable when we do not understand , but , my dear Sir , when we have , by the
favour of our God , so plain an account of man as the image of God , and we
choose ...
Where God has given no revelation of himself , or of his works , we are very
excusable when we do not understand , but , my dear Sir , when we have , by the
favour of our God , so plain an account of man as the image of God , and we
choose ...
Page 379
You unite with me in lamenting the demise of captain B.Dear man , his departure
is sensibly felt by many , particularly by his bereaved kindred , but thanks to
redeeming love , our loss is his unspeakable gain , With all our sorrows , we
sorrow ...
You unite with me in lamenting the demise of captain B.Dear man , his departure
is sensibly felt by many , particularly by his bereaved kindred , but thanks to
redeeming love , our loss is his unspeakable gain , With all our sorrows , we
sorrow ...
Page 386
Are your children dear to you ? Think , Madam , how much dearer they are to
their heavenly Father . This is really a consoling consideration , that is , when it
consoles ; but except the God of mercy is pleased to bring his consolations home
to ...
Are your children dear to you ? Think , Madam , how much dearer they are to
their heavenly Father . This is really a consoling consideration , that is , when it
consoles ; but except the God of mercy is pleased to bring his consolations home
to ...
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| Title | Letters, and Sketches of Sermons, Volume 2 Volume 2 of Letters and Sketches of Sermons: In Threee Volumes, John Murray Letters, and Sketches of Sermons, John Murray |
| Author | John Murray |
| Publisher | J. Belcher, 1812 |
| Original from | UC Southern Regional Library Facility |
| Digitized | 13 Mar 2018 |
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