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This was his shilling pamphlet, published about April 14, entitled "Examples of the Interposition of Providence in the Detection and Punishment of MURDER. Containing above thirty cases, in which this dreadful crime hath been brought to light in the most extraordinary and miraculous manner."
I must never say this again or even think it unsaid; but to-night, oh! Yes, Hector, know that I love you! And all the way to Madrid, as he flew along in his automobile, his heart rejoiced at this one sentence "Yes, Hector, know that I love you!" The rest of the world did not seem to matter very much. How fortunate it is that so often Providence lets us live on the pleasure of the moment!
We used to think it was a dispensation of Providence if a woman were compelled to undergo an operation. Now we know it usually is due to someone's lack of care, to a desecration of Nature's teachings. I remember when I was quite young hearing mention made of a "bad disease."
His providence, making use of the sins of men, has placed the blacks here; you and the rest of the world, who depend upon their cotton, are willing enough to use it in its countless forms, while you reproach your Maker, as I think, for having caused it to be raised as he has seen fit to do." "But Oh," said Mr. North, "free labor is more profitable than slave labor.
He told them when first rescued that he was ``a native of Providence, Rhode Island'' in America, while to his shipmates in California he always said he was a native of England and brought up on a smuggler. By a letter from his nephew, Edward W. Boyd, we learn that his real name was George Walker Marsh, that he was the eldest son of a retired English army officer and his wife, and was born in St.
Sir, there is no purer pride of country than that in which we may indulge when we see America paying back the great debt of civilization, learning, and science to Europe. In this high return of light for light and mind for mind, in this august reckoning and accounting between the intellects of nations, Joseph Story was destined by Providence to act, and did act, an important part.
I have not the smallest doubt that Providence intended that this great task should be refused by me; my only difficulty is to see what to make of it, and why it was even suggested.
And then, having an appointment from which he could not escape, and knowing that they always enjoyed a little personal chat, he reluctantly took his leave, and left them to the discussion of their new plans. He had met Margaret Brandt for the first time at a Ladies' Banquet of the Whitefriars Club. Providence, I insist upon this.
and John preached The Lord remits the sins of all; He does not accuse and impute; but He can take sins away only in accordance with laws of His divine providence. What then will the Lord not do, who is mercy itself? It is well known that man has full liberty to think and will but not to say and do whatever he thinks and wills.
"Were you at the head of an army, I might then dare to reveal the full weight of my anxieties; but Heaven has already been sufficiently gracious to me by your hands, in redeeming me from my cruelest enemy; and for the rest, I put my trust in the same overruling Providence." At this moment a man entered and told the knight the vehicle was finished, the morning fine, and his men ready to march.
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