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THE CHILD OF THE KINGDOM. By the Author 



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MEMORIALS OF THE REV. JOSEPH SORTAIN, 



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EVENINGS WITH JOHN BUNYAN ; or, The Dream 



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THE BLACK SHIP ; and other Allegories and Parables. 



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