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People Cannot Save Themselves by Good Deeds Said African Bishops (418)
“Dear Mr. Malcolm I had been previously informed of the death of my dear old friend, the Bishop of Edinburgh, but I am very grateful to you for thinkin...”
Ramsay, Edward Bannerman. Reminiscences of Scottish Life and Character, 1874.
Break Your Alabaster Boxes (1888)
Love is always extravagant, but think what it did. The blood was soon to flow down that blessed face [Christ’s], a...