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The ruined abbeys of Yorkshire (1891)

Lefroy, William Chambers · London : Seeley and Co., limited; New York, Macmillan & Co. · leaf 106

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Radolph, orRalph, yielded to temptation and returned to thecomparative luxury of St. Marys. Of these, Gervase once more repented and threw in his lot, at last, withhis outcast brothers ; but Ralph made a covenantwith his flesh, and his belly clave to the earth.Safety lies in a mean, be contented… … s H O if! a H s o as am CQ z z D o Fountains 89 good to press on to perfection than for the bad tobecome good—would that I might come over and seethis great sight.1 Now Thurstan, the friend of St. Bernard and ofPrior Richard, had an estate at Ripon, with a palaceand park, and here, in this year,…

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