...his deep reverence for the more important article of that Persian training. " Without courage," he said, " there cannot be truth ; and without truth...domesticated with them, and never left them while they needed one, — with far greater regard to her kind good temper and excellent moral and religious...

...his deep reverence for the more important article of that Persian training. " Without courage," he said, " there cannot be truth ; and without truth there can be no other virtue." tie, or some rude, romantic old rhyme from Barbour's Bruce or Blind Harry's Wallace. He had a horror...

...his girls to learn any thing out of his own house ; and chose their governess—(Miss Miller)—who about this time was domesticated with them, and never left them while they needed one,—with far greater regard to her kind good temper and excellent moral and religious...

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...his deep reverence for the more important article of that Persian training. " Without courage," he said, " there cannot be truth ; and without truth...boarding-schools ; never allowed his girls to learn anything out of his own house ; and chose their governess — (Miss Miller) — who about this time...

...his deep reverence for the more important article of that Persian training. " Without courage," he said, " there cannot be truth ; and without truth...boarding-schools ; never allowed his girls to learn anything out of his own house ; and chose their governess — (Miss Miller) — who about this time...

...his deep reverence for the more important article of that Persian training. " Without courage," he said, " there cannot be truth ; and without truth...boarding-schools ; never allowed his girls to learn anything out of his own honse ; and chose their governess — Miss Miller — who about this time was...

...his deep reverence for the more important article of that Persian training. " Without courage," he said, " there cannot be truth: and without truth there...domesticated with them, and never left them while they needed one, — with far greater regard to her kind good temper and excellent moral and religions...

...his deep reverence for the more important article of that Persian training. " Without courage," he said, " there cannot be truth ; and without truth...boarding-schools ; never allowed his girls to learn anything out of his own house ; and chose their governess — Miss Miller — who about this time was...

...his deep reverence for the more important article of that Persian training. " Without courage," he said, " there cannot be truth ; and without truth...boarding-schools; never allowed his girls to learn anything out of his own house ; and chose their governess—Miss Miller—who about this time was domesticated...