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... felt it : But this white stones and new name is known rightly to such only as have it . Though I have been thus strengthened to bear the cross , I still found myself in great danger , having many weaknesses attending me , and strong ...
... felt it : But this white stones and new name is known rightly to such only as have it . Though I have been thus strengthened to bear the cross , I still found myself in great danger , having many weaknesses attending me , and strong ...
Page 598
... felt approaching the full knowledge of their expression - felt it approaching - yet not quite be mine - and so at length entirely depart ! And ( strange , oh strangest mystery of all ! ) I found , in the commonest objects of the ...
... felt approaching the full knowledge of their expression - felt it approaching - yet not quite be mine - and so at length entirely depart ! And ( strange , oh strangest mystery of all ! ) I found , in the commonest objects of the ...
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... felt more composed than when we were only approaching it . Having made up my mind to hope no more , I got rid of a good deal of that terror which unmanned me at first . I suppose it was despair that strung my nerves . " It may look like ...
... felt more composed than when we were only approaching it . Having made up my mind to hope no more , I got rid of a good deal of that terror which unmanned me at first . I suppose it was despair that strung my nerves . " It may look like ...
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