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Pagina 197
... wonder whether this is mair pleasing to Heaven than when it was lighted up wi ' lamps , and candles nae doubt , and roughies , and wi ' the mirth and the frankincent that they speak of in the Holy Scripture , and wi ' organs assuredly ...
... wonder whether this is mair pleasing to Heaven than when it was lighted up wi ' lamps , and candles nae doubt , and roughies , and wi ' the mirth and the frankincent that they speak of in the Holy Scripture , and wi ' organs assuredly ...
Pagina 286
... wonder at the preparations they beheld around them , and at the unusual display of wheaten bread and wine , which the poorest peasant , or fisher , offers to the guests on these mournful occasions ; and thus their grief for their ...
... wonder at the preparations they beheld around them , and at the unusual display of wheaten bread and wine , which the poorest peasant , or fisher , offers to the guests on these mournful occasions ; and thus their grief for their ...
Pagina 404
... wonder what cracker will go off next among our shins . - But yonder comes the prudent Caxon . -Hold up your head , you ass - your betters must bear the blame for you - And here , take this what - d'ye - call - it " - ( giving him his ...
... wonder what cracker will go off next among our shins . - But yonder comes the prudent Caxon . -Hold up your head , you ass - your betters must bear the blame for you - And here , take this what - d'ye - call - it " - ( giving him his ...
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