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Oh that he were like them, and shared in their goodly heritage!
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To their keeping He had committed a great and goodly heritage.
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We may well say that 'our lot is cast in a goodly heritage.'
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This was indeed a goodly heritage, whose owner would be an enviable person!
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Our lines have fallen to us in pleasant places; we have a goodly heritage.
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The lines are fallen unto thee in pleasant places: thou hast a goodly heritage.
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Of his writings the list is long and varied, and forms a goodly heritage.
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She appreciated her goodly heritage, not with any Pharisaical exultation but with honest gratitude.
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The lines are fallen unto me in pleasant places; yea, I have a goodly heritage.
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The goodly heritage that England gave her offspring overseas included Shakespeare and the English Bible.
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Thank God for all who have laboured in this spirit to build our goodly heritage.
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He had no share in the goodly heritage.
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A goodly heritage, truly, as Buscarlet called it.
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The goodly heritage of these three Netherland provinces descends to his daughter Jacqueline, a damsel of seventeen.
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John Gibbons evidently came with or before William Penn to this " goodly heritage of freedom."
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A goodly heritage, is it not?
