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Meanings of own deliverance in English

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Usage of own deliverance in English
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Could the damned merit their own deliverance, justice would let them go.
Works of John Bunyan — Volume 01
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Note his identification of his own deliverance with God's honour.
Expositions of Holy Scripture: Isaiah and Jeremiah
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Russian democracy found its own deliverance on the fighting-line.
Germany, The Next Republic?
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But others of us were impatient to make one bold effort for our own deliverance.
Daring and Suffering: A History of the Great Railroad Adventure
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Her eyes plead with me for my own deliverance.
An Enemy to the King / From the Recently Discovered Memoirs of t...
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He could not but see the death of Raffles, and see in it his own deliverance.
Middlemarch
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The boy seemed now to know that he was to use his strength for his own deliverance.
Algonquin Indian Tales
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She took no pleasure in aggravating the man's pain, but he held the keys to his own deliverance.
The athena project: a thriller
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But now tell me the story of your own deliverance, which seems to me nothing short of miraculous.
A Reputed Changeling; Or, Three Seventh Years Two Centuries Ago
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He had first thought of a safer plan for his own deliverance, but it involved the disadvantage of possibly endangering her life.
A Pair of Blue Eyes
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Well, dear, I don't know about the Carmelites, but the miracle of my own deliverance was, I can assure you, most humdrum.
Letters of Two Brides
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The Civil List revenues were then mortgaged for the sum to be raised, and stood charged with the ransom of their own deliverance.
Thoughts on the Present Discontents, and Speeches
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The wagoneer could see that the Superior Maunt was waiting, hopefully, for her own deliverance from this world and delivery unto the next.
Son of a witch: volume two in the wicked years
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She determined, late as it was, to attempt her own deliverance, and for that purpose began slowly and cautiously to emerge from the cave.
Fanshawe
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My father was carried away by the westward movement, glad of his own deliverance, but sore at heart for us whom he left behind.
The Promised Land
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He was unjustly detained; and he not only prayed to be delivered, but he resolved to work out his own deliverance at the first opportunity.
Now or Never; Or, The Adventures of Bobby Bright: A Story for Yo...
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