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xii. oldal
... saying candidly that “ he himself lived by his daily labour , and that what he had brought him was the fare he and his wife had , ” on which nourishing diet his Majesty , “ staying upon the hay mow , " feeds thankfully for two days ...
... saying candidly that “ he himself lived by his daily labour , and that what he had brought him was the fare he and his wife had , ” on which nourishing diet his Majesty , “ staying upon the hay mow , " feeds thankfully for two days ...
160. oldal
... is evidenced by the following prayer , which he composed and offered up on the occasion : ' Almighty God , the giver of all good things , without whose help all labour is ineffectual , and without whose grace all wisdom is folly ...
... is evidenced by the following prayer , which he composed and offered up on the occasion : ' Almighty God , the giver of all good things , without whose help all labour is ineffectual , and without whose grace all wisdom is folly ...
227. oldal
Let not the past labour be lost for want of a little more : but snatch what time you can from the Hall , and the pupils , and the coffee - house , and the parks , and. 1.His degree had now past , according to the usual form ...
Let not the past labour be lost for want of a little more : but snatch what time you can from the Hall , and the pupils , and the coffee - house , and the parks , and. 1.His degree had now past , according to the usual form ...
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