But at the gate, a thought came to him, radiant as a heavenlymessenger.
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No;-therehad been no strife with the heavenlymessenger.
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There had been no strife with the heavenlymessenger.
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A gentleman would naturally shrink from the part of heavenlymessenger that Morrison would force upon him.
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But the truth was, that Hesper was a mere earthly woman, and Mary a heavenlymessenger to her.
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Elmo's Light, but which, to the conscience-stricken earl, was a heavenlymessenger, sent to convert and save him.
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A gleam of sunshine from a rift in the dark clouds seemed sent as a heavenlymessenger to guide them.
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The heavenlymessenger returned
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How she came by it I did not ask, being content to suppose it was brought by a heavenlymessenger.
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It is indeed truly a heavenlymessenger, and so unlike anything else that it scarcely seems to belong to this world.
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A guest was treated as a heavenlymessenger, and was guided on his way with the kindest expressions for his welfare.
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Then he was strengthened with miraculous food by a heavenlymessenger, and bidden to go to Horeb, the mount of God.
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An angel had excited them, and the heavenlymessenger, who had condescended to assume a name, was called the Mahdi, or El Mohdy.
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And now, suddenly, before they could speak to the heavenlymessenger, they saw, not him alone, but the place full of the like heavenly beings.
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Promptly at noon fell heavy blows overhead, and then, in a cloud of plaster and broken laths, the heavenlymessenger descended clumsily into Casanova's arms.
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Why should there not be heavenlymessengers, when heavenly messages are most wanted?'