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“That the temple may be glorious, it must be aw house of prayer — not merely a place where un - meaning words are spoken without an object, but a place where the humble desires of the heart are of - lered to God.”

Internet Archive: Sermons delivered on various occasions : first published singly, now republished and collected into a volume, with two new one, never before printed

“Dancing is lered in this coontry as mean and ignoble,, praflifed by none except fuch as make a of it for hire.”

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Early English Meals and Manners

“Tasslehoff looked back over his shoulder and hol - lered, without stopping, "Why?”

Kendermore

“For louesomly ye han lered me þe nurtur þat ye han sayñ; 860 pleseth {e} it you to certifye me with ooñ worde or twayñ þe Curtesy to co {n} ceue conveniently for eu {er} y chamburlayñ.””

Early English Meals and Manners

“\ve can never feel too much for thofe who have fuf» lered fo dreadful a calamity.”

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“- 55 lill for the relief of, twice read -- 501 lered to a third reading ...”

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