The Moral Reformer, Volumen3Sherwood, 1833 |
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... persons are much addicted to this practice . If they be in straits , instead of pushing their own work , and bearing their own burdens , the first thing they think of is to run to some friend , to the person they shop with , or , as is ...
... persons are much addicted to this practice . If they be in straits , instead of pushing their own work , and bearing their own burdens , the first thing they think of is to run to some friend , to the person they shop with , or , as is ...
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... persons as visitors , whose duty it is to call weekly upon all who have been recently reclaimed , to visit delin- quents and such as are still indulging in habits of intemperance . These persons co - operate with the captains , and ...
... persons as visitors , whose duty it is to call weekly upon all who have been recently reclaimed , to visit delin- quents and such as are still indulging in habits of intemperance . These persons co - operate with the captains , and ...
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... persons who have ships sailing to the colonies , and the agents whom they employ on commission to bring pas- sengers , as well as those who derive profit from the rigging out and providing of emigrants -often hold out alluring ...
... persons who have ships sailing to the colonies , and the agents whom they employ on commission to bring pas- sengers , as well as those who derive profit from the rigging out and providing of emigrants -often hold out alluring ...
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