The Moral Reformer, Volumen3Sherwood, 1833 |
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... means to bring the matter near to them , and to make it interesting ; and succeeding in in- ducing them once to taste the sweets of knowledge , I doubt not many would become enamoured with what they had before despised . Ignorance and ...
... means to bring the matter near to them , and to make it interesting ; and succeeding in in- ducing them once to taste the sweets of knowledge , I doubt not many would become enamoured with what they had before despised . Ignorance and ...
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... means gaiety and spirit ; in that which it has acquired through our habits , it means meat and drink . The connexion is by no means altogether arbitrary . Eating and drinking together is a natural and proper sign enough of concord , and ...
... means gaiety and spirit ; in that which it has acquired through our habits , it means meat and drink . The connexion is by no means altogether arbitrary . Eating and drinking together is a natural and proper sign enough of concord , and ...
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... means are unavailing . It may be necessary , in extreme cases , to use stripes ; but other modes of punishment may be used , more congenial to your own feelings , and perhaps more proportioned to the offences committed . For instance ...
... means are unavailing . It may be necessary , in extreme cases , to use stripes ; but other modes of punishment may be used , more congenial to your own feelings , and perhaps more proportioned to the offences committed . For instance ...
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