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The botanist , too , who describes a tree , may begin with its fruit ; and from this ,
whether husky shell , or rugged cone , or clustering berry , he may pass to the
flower ; from that to the buds ; from those to the branches ; from the branches to
the ...
The botanist , too , who describes a tree , may begin with its fruit ; and from this ,
whether husky shell , or rugged cone , or clustering berry , he may pass to the
flower ; from that to the buds ; from those to the branches ; from the branches to
the ...
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Or , what , to one stone - blind , a scene to which beauty has lent its charms , and
sublimity its grandeur , - the valley clad in a many - coloured robe of flowers , the
gleaming lake , the flashing cascade , the foaming torrent , the dark climbing ...
Or , what , to one stone - blind , a scene to which beauty has lent its charms , and
sublimity its grandeur , - the valley clad in a many - coloured robe of flowers , the
gleaming lake , the flashing cascade , the foaming torrent , the dark climbing ...
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Or , she , who , neglecting quite as much the noble purposes of her being , flits ,
life through , a painted butterfly , from flower to flower of pleasure , and wastes the
day of grace in the idolatry and adornment of a form which death . shall change ...
Or , she , who , neglecting quite as much the noble purposes of her being , flits ,
life through , a painted butterfly , from flower to flower of pleasure , and wastes the
day of grace in the idolatry and adornment of a form which death . shall change ...
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It is not in polar regions , where the day is night , and the showers are snow , and
the rivers are moving ice , and slanting sunbeams fall faint and feeble , but in the
climes where flowers are fairest , and fruits are sweetest , and fullest sunshine ...
It is not in polar regions , where the day is night , and the showers are snow , and
the rivers are moving ice , and slanting sunbeams fall faint and feeble , but in the
climes where flowers are fairest , and fruits are sweetest , and fullest sunshine ...
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Because , while heaven is the day of which grace is the dawn ; the rich , ripe , fruit
of which grace is the lovely flower ; the inner shrine of that most glorious temple
to which grace forms the approach and outer court , -in passing from nature to ...
Because , while heaven is the day of which grace is the dawn ; the rich , ripe , fruit
of which grace is the lovely flower ; the inner shrine of that most glorious temple
to which grace forms the approach and outer court , -in passing from nature to ...
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| Title | Christ and the Inheritance of the Saints: Illustrated in a Series of Discourses from the Colossians |
| Author | Thomas Guthrie |
| Publisher | Adam and Charles Black, 1858 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 14 Jun 2016 |
| Length | 385 pages |
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