Memoirs of the Rev. John Newton ...: With Selections from His CorrespondenceSeeley and Burnside, 1835 - 323 páginas |
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... lived tolerably well , if he had not been soon in- fluenced against me ; but he was much under the direction of a black woman , who lived with him as a wife . She was a person of some consequence in her own country ; and he owed his ...
... lived tolerably well , if he had not been soon in- fluenced against me ; but he was much under the direction of a black woman , who lived with him as a wife . She was a person of some consequence in her own country ; and he owed his ...
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... lived in plenty , was considered as a companion , and trusted with the care of all his domestic effects , which were to the amount of some thousand pounds . This man had several factories and white ser- vants in different places ...
... lived in plenty , was considered as a companion , and trusted with the care of all his domestic effects , which were to the amount of some thousand pounds . This man had several factories and white ser- vants in different places ...
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... lived , harassed by distresses and despair , so that the bush which Moses saw all in flames , was a fit emblem of his case ! 66 The Lord's thoughts and ways are so much above our's , that it becomes us rather to lie in the dust in ...
... lived , harassed by distresses and despair , so that the bush which Moses saw all in flames , was a fit emblem of his case ! 66 The Lord's thoughts and ways are so much above our's , that it becomes us rather to lie in the dust in ...
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