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A moderate Jew is a more conlounding piece of anomaly than a wet Quaker . The
spirit of the synagogue is essentially separative . B - would have been more in
keeping if he had abided by the faith of his forefathers . There is a fine scorn in
his ...
A moderate Jew is a more conlounding piece of anomaly than a wet Quaker . The
spirit of the synagogue is essentially separative . B - would have been more in
keeping if he had abided by the faith of his forefathers . There is a fine scorn in
his ...
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When I am ruffled or disturbed by any occurrence , the sight or quiet voice of a
Quaker acts upon me as a ventilator , lightening the air , and taking off a load ...
But I cannot like the Quakers ( as Desdemona would say ) " to live 30 Charles
Lamb.
When I am ruffled or disturbed by any occurrence , the sight or quiet voice of a
Quaker acts upon me as a ventilator , lightening the air , and taking off a load ...
But I cannot like the Quakers ( as Desdemona would say ) " to live 30 Charles
Lamb.
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Quakers ( as Desdemona would say ) " to live with them . ... The indirect answers
which Quakers are often found to return to a question put to them may be
explained , I think , without the ... A Quaker is by law exempted from taking an
oath .
Quakers ( as Desdemona would say ) " to live with them . ... The indirect answers
which Quakers are often found to return to a question put to them may be
explained , I think , without the ... A Quaker is by law exempted from taking an
oath .
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A Quaker knows none of this distinction . ... The admirable presence of mind ,
which is notorious in Quakers upon all contingencies , " might be traced to this
imposed self - watchfulness - if it did not seem rather an humble and secular
scion of ...
A Quaker knows none of this distinction . ... The admirable presence of mind ,
which is notorious in Quakers upon all contingencies , " might be traced to this
imposed self - watchfulness - if it did not seem rather an humble and secular
scion of ...
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Thereafter as the answers may be , " retorted the Quaker . The astonishing
composure of this people is sometimes ludicrously displayed in lighter instances .
I was travelling in a stage - coach with three male Quakers , buttoned up in the ...
Thereafter as the answers may be , " retorted the Quaker . The astonishing
composure of this people is sometimes ludicrously displayed in lighter instances .
I was travelling in a stage - coach with three male Quakers , buttoned up in the ...
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| Título | Lincoln The Pocket university |
| Autor | Abraham Lincoln |
| Editor | Bliss Perry |
| Editor | Nelson Doubleday, Incorporated, 1924 |
| Procedencia del original | de la Universidad de Virginia |
| Digitalizado | 30 Jun. 2010 |
| Largo | 124 páginas |
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