The Moral Reformer, المجلد 2Sherwood, 1832 |
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الصفحة 175
... character and conduct , as well as his private worth , evinced in a benevolent and conscientious discharge of his clerical duties , and in an uniformly kind and conciliating deportment to all classes , during the twenty - four years he ...
... character and conduct , as well as his private worth , evinced in a benevolent and conscientious discharge of his clerical duties , and in an uniformly kind and conciliating deportment to all classes , during the twenty - four years he ...
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... character and virtues of their companions that all depends . How painful it is to reflect upon the number of unhappy couples who are bound for life , and whose lot , in consequence of want of character , or be- ing " unequally yoked ...
... character and virtues of their companions that all depends . How painful it is to reflect upon the number of unhappy couples who are bound for life , and whose lot , in consequence of want of character , or be- ing " unequally yoked ...
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... character of the nation be reformed , and its institutions will not be long corrupt . Happy the class who begin this desirable change , who carry it forward to completion . A high reward awaits them in the increase of their own ...
... character of the nation be reformed , and its institutions will not be long corrupt . Happy the class who begin this desirable change , who carry it forward to completion . A high reward awaits them in the increase of their own ...
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