The Scottish Review, Том 20A. Gardner, 1892 |
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... turn find salvation by yielding a blind adherence to some popular fad . They are educated , not by the voice of the people , which in the main is a true voice , but by the voice of interested agitators who arrogate to themselves the ...
... turn find salvation by yielding a blind adherence to some popular fad . They are educated , not by the voice of the people , which in the main is a true voice , but by the voice of interested agitators who arrogate to themselves the ...
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... turn his earnings to good account . In justice let it be frankly admitted that much is demanded of her . To keep a house tidy ; to cook victuals ; to wash and dress children ; to mend her husband's clothing , to make and mend her own ...
... turn his earnings to good account . In justice let it be frankly admitted that much is demanded of her . To keep a house tidy ; to cook victuals ; to wash and dress children ; to mend her husband's clothing , to make and mend her own ...
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... turn will beget a hatred and loathing for things sordid , coarse , and ugly . He who loves beauty , whether in character , life , or art , will turn to no meaner object for his joy . Will a man leave the snows of Lebanon and forsake the ...
... turn will beget a hatred and loathing for things sordid , coarse , and ugly . He who loves beauty , whether in character , life , or art , will turn to no meaner object for his joy . Will a man leave the snows of Lebanon and forsake the ...
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... turn them to good account . The fact is lamentable but not less a fact , that many must first be humanized before they can be converted to a know- ledge of the truth . The work of the Church and the work of the social reformer are each ...
... turn them to good account . The fact is lamentable but not less a fact , that many must first be humanized before they can be converted to a know- ledge of the truth . The work of the Church and the work of the social reformer are each ...
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... turn his steps homeward to the Father's house . Improved social surroundings , the encouragement of tender woman and upright men in the work of reform , may restore many to that genial and trustful fellowship with their kind , which ...
... turn his steps homeward to the Father's house . Improved social surroundings , the encouragement of tender woman and upright men in the work of reform , may restore many to that genial and trustful fellowship with their kind , which ...
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