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... faid unto him : Thou haft answered rightly : do this , 29. and thou shalt live . But he , wishing to justify himself , faid 30. unto Jefus : And who is my neighbour ? Then Jefus took him up , and faid : A man of Jerufalem , on his way ...
... faid unto him : Thou haft answered rightly : do this , 29. and thou shalt live . But he , wishing to justify himself , faid 30. unto Jefus : And who is my neighbour ? Then Jefus took him up , and faid : A man of Jerufalem , on his way ...
Page 246
... faid unto him : Thou haft answered rightly : do this , 29. and thou shalt live . But he , wishing to juftify himfelf , faid 30. unto Jefus : And who is my neighbour ? Then Jefus took him up , and faid : A man of Jerufalem , on his way ...
... faid unto him : Thou haft answered rightly : do this , 29. and thou shalt live . But he , wishing to juftify himfelf , faid 30. unto Jefus : And who is my neighbour ? Then Jefus took him up , and faid : A man of Jerufalem , on his way ...
Page 248
... faid to them ; Here is a beam that threatens to fall . Villeroy , without even looking up at it , advised the King ... faid , in a bold and determined manner , Captain Michau , alight ; I want to try whether your horse be as good a one ...
... faid to them ; Here is a beam that threatens to fall . Villeroy , without even looking up at it , advised the King ... faid , in a bold and determined manner , Captain Michau , alight ; I want to try whether your horse be as good a one ...
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Lodges Illuftrations of Britiſh Hiſtory | 4 |
from the Roman Catholics 343 | 22 |
Remarks on Wakefield | 36 |
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