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Mr. Winter, you have pardoned my little sermon here to-night, I know.
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This true story suggests a little sermon in two heads: 1st.
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His little sermon was plain enough for the most foolish there.
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Another was to preach a little sermon on a naughty fish.
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Glisselda put her hands together, as if delivering a little sermon.
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He approved of the little sermon in the open air.
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The truth is to be found in this little sermon.
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That is the text of my little sermon to you.
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This was a little sermon which Mary was quite contented to endure in silence.
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Your prayer was better for the people than my little sermon, a great deal.
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And now you want me to preach you a little sermon on this text.
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This little sermon will go like a javelin to the heart of many a home.
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Now, then, I have preached you a little sermon, with the swans for a text.
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And there is a little sermon and a great deal of love and affection from papa.
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I'm going to preach you a little sermon now, because I've found out your one fault.
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Something in the homely little sermon touched a responsive chord in Arthur as nothing else had done.
