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...shows also, in the portrait prefixed and the vignette title-page, the engraver's skill. The book Witt be read, and seldom, we hope, without profit. From...afterwards found to have been her privilege. That hers was the true " godly sorrow which worketh repentance unto salvation," no one can doubt ; and yet...

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...without profit. From the Christian Advocate and Journal. This memoir is an illustration of the work cf the Holy Spirit. in awakening, renewing, and sanctifying...biographer has performed his task in a style of great ex. cellence. The narrative of her conviction and contrition, which is here given, is deeply affecting...

...heart. Mrs. T. was in many respects an extraordinary woman ; and her biographer has performed his taskin a style of great excellence. The narrative of her...conviction and contrition, which is here given, is deeply aifecting and instructive, by reason of its protracted character, as well as the circumstances which...

...illustration of the work of the Holy Spirit, in awakening, renewing, and sanctifying the heart. Mrs. Taylor was in many respects an extraordinary woman ; and...afterwards found to have been her privilege. That her's was the true " godly sorrow which worketh repentance unto salvation," no one can doubt ; and...

...illustration of the work of the Holy Spirit, in awakening, renewing, and sanctifying the heart. Mrs. Taylor was in many respects an extraordinary woman ; and...afterwards found to have been her privilege. That her's was the true " godly sorrow which worketh repentance unto salvation," no one can doubt ; and...