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... to His Children is a series of Christian revelations by Mother Eugenia Elisabetta Ravasio . She was an Italian Roman Catholic nun , mystic and writer who claimed to hear divine voices . Buy now and read LEO GRAF TOLSTOY WAR AND PEACE.
... to His Children is a series of Christian revelations by Mother Eugenia Elisabetta Ravasio . She was an Italian Roman Catholic nun , mystic and writer who claimed to hear divine voices . Buy now and read LEO GRAF TOLSTOY WAR AND PEACE.
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... mother, who had, with some difficulty, succeeded in arousing me from the sweet, healthful sleep of childhood. My mother drew nigh to me and whispered, "My dear Clara, your papa is dying." With a frightened cry, I threw my arms around ...
... mother, who had, with some difficulty, succeeded in arousing me from the sweet, healthful sleep of childhood. My mother drew nigh to me and whispered, "My dear Clara, your papa is dying." With a frightened cry, I threw my arms around ...
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... mother that they saved either my reason or my life. Kind friends besought my mother and me to allow ourselves to be conveyed home and not await the filling up of the grave. But no. We could not leave the spot till the last earth was ...
... mother that they saved either my reason or my life. Kind friends besought my mother and me to allow ourselves to be conveyed home and not await the filling up of the grave. But no. We could not leave the spot till the last earth was ...
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... mother softly turned the key and opened the door, it seemed almost that we stood in my father's presence, so vividly did the surroundings of that room recall him to our minds. There stood his table and chair, and his writing desk stood ...
... mother softly turned the key and opened the door, it seemed almost that we stood in my father's presence, so vividly did the surroundings of that room recall him to our minds. There stood his table and chair, and his writing desk stood ...
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... mother decided upon sending me to school , as she thought I was becoming too sedate and serious for a child only eleven years of age . I had never been very familiar with the neighbouring children of my own age , and after the death of ...
... mother decided upon sending me to school , as she thought I was becoming too sedate and serious for a child only eleven years of age . I had never been very familiar with the neighbouring children of my own age , and after the death of ...
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