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According to them, the man's a blessed martyr, nothing more or less.
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The ring of a blessed martyr I Let us seek, let us seek!
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But, uncle, if he die for the faith, he will be a blessed martyr.
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Not content with this, he disparaged the blessed martyr's merits, daring to say there was no sanctity about him.
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Leave out "according to... blessed martyr."
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I said the catechism as hard as I could the whole way, and felt as much like a blessed martyr as could be.'
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The hand of the Lord brings me to the feet of the blessed martyr, and I begin once more to feel myself a human creature.
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Luckily I was in a close-fitting black cloth suit, being still in mourning for our blessed martyr, and intending to make my toilette at Rambouillet.
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See we not how richly laden with gold and silver and apparel that most persuasive teacher and most blessed martyr, Cyprian, departed out of Egypt?
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His calamities had been greater than even those of the Blessed Martyr from whom he sprang.
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The Blessed Martyr wouldn't do such a thing.
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Thus misfortune turned the greatest of Parliaments into the despised Rump, and the worst of Kings into the Blessed Martyr.
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"She calls him a model, and a blessed martyr"-Mrs.
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'The ring of a blessed martyr!'
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This Bishop, who gives me the salutation of peace, was doubtless in his lifetime a sainted Pontiff and a blessed Martyr unshakable in his constancy.
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"Sir Morbury Dedlock," says Mrs. Rouncewell, "was, I have no occasion to say, on the side of the blessed martyr.
