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... whistling his way home from the plough to a thatch - roofed cottage , or on
winter nights , and around the blazing faggots , laughing loud and merry among
unpolished boors . Child of misfortune ! he buried his happiness in the grave of ...
... whistling his way home from the plough to a thatch - roofed cottage , or on
winter nights , and around the blazing faggots , laughing loud and merry among
unpolished boors . Child of misfortune ! he buried his happiness in the grave of ...
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... 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 into utter loathsomeness , and the grave into THE INHERITANCE .
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... 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 into utter loathsomeness , and the grave into THE INHERITANCE .
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Illustrated in a Series of Discourses from the Colossians Thomas Guthrie. shall
change into utter loathsomeness , and the grave into a heap of dust ? These
would hear no sounds of ecstasy , would see no brightness , would smell no
perfumes ...
Illustrated in a Series of Discourses from the Colossians Thomas Guthrie. shall
change into utter loathsomeness , and the grave into a heap of dust ? These
would hear no sounds of ecstasy , would see no brightness , would smell no
perfumes ...
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that rent the grave - clothes ; not only for life , but for the liberty without which life
had been a doubtful blessing . Doubtful blessing ! What enjoyment had there
been in life so long as the face - cloth was left on his eyes , and his limbs were ...
that rent the grave - clothes ; not only for life , but for the liberty without which life
had been a doubtful blessing . Doubtful blessing ! What enjoyment had there
been in life so long as the face - cloth was left on his eyes , and his limbs were ...
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He emerges from the grave's black mouth a living , yet a startling , hideous object
, from whose appalling form the crowd reels back , and terror - stricken sisters
might be excused for shrinking . Shrouded like a corpse , smelling of the noisome
...
He emerges from the grave's black mouth a living , yet a startling , hideous object
, from whose appalling form the crowd reels back , and terror - stricken sisters
might be excused for shrinking . Shrouded like a corpse , smelling of the noisome
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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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