The Moral Reformer, المجلد 2Sherwood, 1832 |
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... friends and his respect , which is indeed the same thing with his table . A man never loses his respect while he keeps his table . Let us see the charcoal fires glowing in the red brick ranges ; let us hear the stoves simmering , and ...
... friends and his respect , which is indeed the same thing with his table . A man never loses his respect while he keeps his table . Let us see the charcoal fires glowing in the red brick ranges ; let us hear the stoves simmering , and ...
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... friends , are for the church ; the great bulk of the people , and nearly all the middle class of voters , are against it , that is , against its abuses and corruptions . They think that every religion should maintain itself , and the ...
... friends , are for the church ; the great bulk of the people , and nearly all the middle class of voters , are against it , that is , against its abuses and corruptions . They think that every religion should maintain itself , and the ...
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... friends , or be ashamed of your relations . - Though ill words break no bones , they raise the cudgel . — When your friend is in the greatest distress , then shew him your greatest friendship . - Some men are good company for half an ...
... friends , or be ashamed of your relations . - Though ill words break no bones , they raise the cudgel . — When your friend is in the greatest distress , then shew him your greatest friendship . - Some men are good company for half an ...
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