• "'No!' yelled the scholars, in chorus.
• Let us see how much the church scholars themselves know about Paul:
• Some scholars hold that this coarse food was the manna of the Biblical accounts.
• This later account is dated by this group of modern Biblical scholars about 400 B.C.
• She had courtiers for her lovers, scholars for her friends, and philosophers for her counsellors.
• Many scholars believe, therefore, that Babylonia was the original home of the Biblical flood story.
• Before seven o'clock, the whole school, choristers and king's scholars, assembled in the cloisters.
• AUG. 3.-This morning I took great delight in praying for my little scholars, and went to Sunday-school as on wings.
• "It is a village school: your scholars will be only poor girls--cottagers' children--at the best, farmers' daughters.
• Then it was as if a great wind had stricken the hall, for all the Scholars spoke at once, and they were angry and frightened.

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