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GKEORGE COMBE. 53
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> There was pretty clearly but one way of treating these recusants . "— Cristen ho tliat men nolde tak do of bi heore heore lied red ,
Faste bi the swere . " , The Soudan then let out all the " cristens " from his prisons , and
so mad as no bod sooner y guard had from " the them word . wel It was de lucky for " him of his that conver he sion did wysprong
_boiirhood and , subsequent determined conduct to , make than war all the against heathen him hounds . The in names the nei of g the h-
Merkel hounds , K were yng Cleomadas as follows , and : —K Kyng yng Meubrok Kenedok . , K A yng tremendous Lesyas , conflict _Kyng
took enem vels of p ie lace s strength without , in which and receiving the valour Soudan , decap serious , or itating Syr injury Cleop almost himself has , every performed . Thus one all of mar the his
" hethene , houndes " were destroyed any , and nearly all the " cristens ;" much , no doubt , to the satisfaction of the neighbourhood .
tive Did at our h the space and expense ethnology permit of more us of , we the mediaeval should period feel characteri including inclined stics in to the , be such latter retrospec as term the
the geograp tendencies y of the various breeds , of " Geaunts . " Still more should we like to review the curious relations of husband and
t wife hereon at , the we are time obli ; but ged as to we refrain mig for ht fill the a reason volume we with have comments
mentioned above . We are , therefore , compelled to conclude ; and we may do so in the words of the author of the " Squyr of Low Degre , "
" Amen , Amen , for charyte ! "
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nentl science and purit y useful . y Mr of . for his George his private public Combe life labors were was and a a p bri enduring hilanthrop ght examp works ist le , not of , but the onl , the y princi pre virtues - ples - Combe had
he inculcated for the conduct of his fellow men . Mr . enj bourhood passed oying some , fair in the weeks health society of and the of many summer his usual old season and even younger in spirits London friends . in and Althoug his ; apparently seventieth its nei h g his h-
the year such physical , was we constitution did his not lasting apprehend was interest of human by nature that in the knowled old frail young age , and had , and and he crep was his t ardent upon iness him desire that . But im for - general ge happ ,
progress prudently yielding ( as we are informed ) to the desire of many inflamma young
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English Woman’s Journal (1858-1864), Sept. 1, 1858, page 53, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/ewj/issues/ewj_01091858/page/53/
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