Mrs Beer's HouseMacmillan, 1968 - 240 стор. |
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... Plymouth Brethren in the first place , and in fact they were men of considerable natural elo- quence . There must have been charm , too , in having a diary full of Sunday entries , and in cycling through the lanes to remote village ...
... Plymouth Brethren in the first place , and in fact they were men of considerable natural elo- quence . There must have been charm , too , in having a diary full of Sunday entries , and in cycling through the lanes to remote village ...
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... Plymouth Brethren believe that . . ' , gave an accurate summary of Brethren doctrine , and then went on to give some perfectly sensible views of quite a different nature , held by other sects . The second was when , after great screwing ...
... Plymouth Brethren believe that . . ' , gave an accurate summary of Brethren doctrine , and then went on to give some perfectly sensible views of quite a different nature , held by other sects . The second was when , after great screwing ...
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... Plymouth Brethren : I could not go on roundabouts , take part in raffles or games in raffles or games of chance , or do any dancing except Country Dancing . These were by no means the only taboos . There was almost nothing Brethren were ...
... Plymouth Brethren : I could not go on roundabouts , take part in raffles or games in raffles or games of chance , or do any dancing except Country Dancing . These were by no means the only taboos . There was almost nothing Brethren were ...
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Plan of Salvation | 34 |
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