The Moral Reformer, Volumen3Sherwood, 1833 |
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... kind he has too much respect for himself to do so . He will speak no evil of a neighbour - not that he perhaps thinks it undeserved , but that he thinks it mean to do that , in the security of his neighbour's absence , which he could ...
... kind he has too much respect for himself to do so . He will speak no evil of a neighbour - not that he perhaps thinks it undeserved , but that he thinks it mean to do that , in the security of his neighbour's absence , which he could ...
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... kind of knowledge , in every age of the world . The knowledge of theology , has often been conjoined with the basest hypocrisy - the knowledge of the law with the low- est chicanery - and of anatomy and medecine with the most atrocious ...
... kind of knowledge , in every age of the world . The knowledge of theology , has often been conjoined with the basest hypocrisy - the knowledge of the law with the low- est chicanery - and of anatomy and medecine with the most atrocious ...
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... kind and in such a way as that the benefit may be felt ; and this , too , with as little danger to their independency as pos- sible . We should not give by constraint , or importunity , or for fashion's sake , nor by proxy , for in all ...
... kind and in such a way as that the benefit may be felt ; and this , too , with as little danger to their independency as pos- sible . We should not give by constraint , or importunity , or for fashion's sake , nor by proxy , for in all ...
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