American Monthly Knickerbocker, Volume 34Charles Fenno Hoffman, Timothy Flint, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1849 - American periodicals |
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... honor- ably all their wants . That false dignity can be done away with by bringing up the children in due reverential spirit toward labor ; but do you say that this is Utopian ; that we can never bring boys to consider it as a ...
... honor- ably all their wants . That false dignity can be done away with by bringing up the children in due reverential spirit toward labor ; but do you say that this is Utopian ; that we can never bring boys to consider it as a ...
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... honor labor as it should be , and prepare the next generation for profitable industry ; secondly , you give to society better physicians , lawyers , etc .; for when the time comes that those boys , having become young men , should take ...
... honor labor as it should be , and prepare the next generation for profitable industry ; secondly , you give to society better physicians , lawyers , etc .; for when the time comes that those boys , having become young men , should take ...
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... honor ; the principles of discord and the principles of examination ; the principles of right and wrong ; the principles of beauty , and so on . The states ' - prison is the only place where there is no principles ; and there , if we ...
... honor ; the principles of discord and the principles of examination ; the principles of right and wrong ; the principles of beauty , and so on . The states ' - prison is the only place where there is no principles ; and there , if we ...
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... honor's place , For he has taken honor's prize ; Has run that strange , mysterious race , Which yet before us lies : Nor on his sacred rights encroach , For it is terrible to brook The calm and withering reproach Is in his silent look ...
... honor's place , For he has taken honor's prize ; Has run that strange , mysterious race , Which yet before us lies : Nor on his sacred rights encroach , For it is terrible to brook The calm and withering reproach Is in his silent look ...
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... honor , as to contend with freedmen and beggars for the miserable pittance of the patron's ' sportula . ' Scenes like these so revolting to human nature ; so mor- tifying to the pride of a virtuous Roman , might well have excited the ...
... honor , as to contend with freedmen and beggars for the miserable pittance of the patron's ' sportula . ' Scenes like these so revolting to human nature ; so mor- tifying to the pride of a virtuous Roman , might well have excited the ...
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