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Page 116
But , what would the greater part of readers , even of the present age , know of
the writer more than the name ? and whence is it , that the noblest minds have
toiled merely for a name through a long succession of years ? But pride would
assign ...
But , what would the greater part of readers , even of the present age , know of
the writer more than the name ? and whence is it , that the noblest minds have
toiled merely for a name through a long succession of years ? But pride would
assign ...
Page 221
It is on the conclusion of such a letter , to such a friend , that I do most sincerely
regret not having it in my power to converse with , instead of writing to you . But ,
have I not said this before ? No matter ; you will , no doubt , wish to ask many ...
It is on the conclusion of such a letter , to such a friend , that I do most sincerely
regret not having it in my power to converse with , instead of writing to you . But ,
have I not said this before ? No matter ; you will , no doubt , wish to ask many ...
Page 266
MY EVER DEAR FRIENDS , Yes , I ES , I say friends ; for in writing to my friend M.
I beg I may be considered as writing to ... I have repeatedly written both to my
honoured host and to yourself ; but as I have never been favoured with an
answer ...
MY EVER DEAR FRIENDS , Yes , I ES , I say friends ; for in writing to my friend M.
I beg I may be considered as writing to ... I have repeatedly written both to my
honoured host and to yourself ; but as I have never been favoured with an
answer ...
Page 282
Yes , I'indulge this hope , and the worthy friend to whom I am writing , bids me
conclude him my sincere friend and brother in our adorable and beloved Saviour
. Thank you Sir , most cordially I thank you , I do assure you my heart feels very ...
Yes , I'indulge this hope , and the worthy friend to whom I am writing , bids me
conclude him my sincere friend and brother in our adorable and beloved Saviour
. Thank you Sir , most cordially I thank you , I do assure you my heart feels very ...
Page 388
My heart swells when I reflect upon the treasures of friendship , upon the
inestimable friend , to whom I am now writing . But as often as I recur to the rich
treasures of redeeming love , my bosom glows , my soul is on fire , and I feel as if
touched ...
My heart swells when I reflect upon the treasures of friendship , upon the
inestimable friend , to whom I am now writing . But as often as I recur to the rich
treasures of redeeming love , my bosom glows , my soul is on fire , and I feel as if
touched ...
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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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