The taste, a temperance tale [with other tales in prose and verse] by the author of 'The father's message'.1880 |
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Side 24
... light , with the early morn , roused Mrs. Norland from this complete absorption of mind and heart by her husband's unhappy malady , and she passed into the adjoining room , occupied by their innocent boy . One hand and arm reclined on ...
... light , with the early morn , roused Mrs. Norland from this complete absorption of mind and heart by her husband's unhappy malady , and she passed into the adjoining room , occupied by their innocent boy . One hand and arm reclined on ...
Side 53
... lights in the dining - room attracted his attention . The careful servants had provided a repast . The brilliancy of cut glass was dominant even over the polished silver : and the varied hues of tinted liquids were no less inspiring ...
... lights in the dining - room attracted his attention . The careful servants had provided a repast . The brilliancy of cut glass was dominant even over the polished silver : and the varied hues of tinted liquids were no less inspiring ...
Side 57
Myra Myra. hearts . A new day of the world's life and light was also near ; and husband and wife resumed their careful tending of the still unconscious innocent . Mr. Norland , humbled and subdued to accept the Lord's decision , looked ...
Myra Myra. hearts . A new day of the world's life and light was also near ; and husband and wife resumed their careful tending of the still unconscious innocent . Mr. Norland , humbled and subdued to accept the Lord's decision , looked ...
Side 61
... light from his eyes illumined the shade : Slight were his fingers — a most beautiful hand . " If you love little children , " said the tall man ; " You may ask for wages whate'er you desire : To coax and caress is the very best plan ...
... light from his eyes illumined the shade : Slight were his fingers — a most beautiful hand . " If you love little children , " said the tall man ; " You may ask for wages whate'er you desire : To coax and caress is the very best plan ...
Side 62
... time gave the man this poor girl to confer ; Teeth grated harshly as he sprung from his seat , Loudly she screamed , for in bandaging her , The light became darkness most rigid indeed . To lift her en croupe and himself to remount , 62.
... time gave the man this poor girl to confer ; Teeth grated harshly as he sprung from his seat , Loudly she screamed , for in bandaging her , The light became darkness most rigid indeed . To lift her en croupe and himself to remount , 62.
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The Taste, a Temperance Tale [With Other Tales in Prose and Verse] by the ... Myra Myra Ingen forhåndsvisning - 2016 |
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abstinence alcohol answer awhile Bands of Hope became blessing body Brandy brave bright brother chapel CHAPTER child Church Church of England coast-guard command dare dark dear boy decanters delight deluded desire Divine grace door drink drunkard duty Edred evil eyes face faithful father favoured felt flame friends gentle gentleman glass gold grace ground hand happiness heard heart HITCHIN Holy honour hour household indulgence Jews John Borfield kindly ladies land late Lewis Borfield Lieutenant Vernon light liqueur liquids looked Lord LOWESTOFT Market town master meet ment mind morning night Norland o'er overmastered pleasant pride received replied Saxfeldt scarcely seat servants shore sight smile smuggler sober soul spare spirit spirituous liquors Squire Rainard steward stood subdued Sunday Schools sweet taste Temperance thought town trade trembled turn Twas village voice whilst wife wind wine word wounded
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Side 130 - FORASMUCH as it hath pleased Almighty God of his great mercy to take unto himself the soul of our dear brother here departed, we therefore commit his body to the ground, earth to earth, ashes to ashes, dust to dust, in sure and certain hope of the resurrection to eternal life...
Side 1 - Active, and strong, and feelingly alive To each fine impulse ? a discerning sense Of decent and sublime, with quick disgust From things deform'd, or disarranged, or gross In species'! This, nor gems, nor stores of gold, Nor purple state, nor culture can bestow; But God alone when first his active hand Imprints the secret bias of the soul He, mighty parent!
Side 34 - Demosthenes the great orator of Greece, said that " to drink well is a property meet for a sponge, but not for a man." Seneca, a grand Roman philosopher, taught that to suppose " it possible for a man to take much wine and retain a right frame of mind is as bad as to argue that he may take...
Side 81 - Where two or three are gathered together in my name, there will I be in their midst.