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MORAL . Patience and resignation are sure to meet their reward . DISCONTENT .
THESE are , says Archbishop Tillotson , beyond com . parison , the two greatest
evils in this world ; a diseased body , and a discontented mind .
MORAL . Patience and resignation are sure to meet their reward . DISCONTENT .
THESE are , says Archbishop Tillotson , beyond com . parison , the two greatest
evils in this world ; a diseased body , and a discontented mind .
Page 55
... had never met With so much unpoliteness yet ,And , surely , nothing could be
ruder , Caught , crushed and killed the bold intruder . MORAL . See. the. result. of.
roaming. wide. Without. companion. ,. friend. or. guide. : Who scorn advice can ...
... had never met With so much unpoliteness yet ,And , surely , nothing could be
ruder , Caught , crushed and killed the bold intruder . MORAL . See. the. result. of.
roaming. wide. Without. companion. ,. friend. or. guide. : Who scorn advice can ...
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The waking hermit , o ' er whose head The lustre of this pageant fled , Retraced
its scenes with wonder new , And musing , thus the moral drew . - The genial gifts
of Spring to earth , Methinks , are types of Freedom ' s birth , And the dark Winter
...
The waking hermit , o ' er whose head The lustre of this pageant fled , Retraced
its scenes with wonder new , And musing , thus the moral drew . - The genial gifts
of Spring to earth , Methinks , are types of Freedom ' s birth , And the dark Winter
...
Page 66
MORAL . Since every creature is decreed To aid each other ' s mutual need ;
Submit with a contented mind , To act the part by Heaven assigned .
FRIENDSHIP . " Friendship ' s the wine of life ; but friendship new Is neither
strong nor sweet .
MORAL . Since every creature is decreed To aid each other ' s mutual need ;
Submit with a contented mind , To act the part by Heaven assigned .
FRIENDSHIP . " Friendship ' s the wine of life ; but friendship new Is neither
strong nor sweet .
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The principles of morality , embracing the social and religious duties , having
been settled so that “ the wayfaring man , though a fool , need not err therein , ”
the philosophers began to wrangle about subtle points of belief . Sun . dry
questions ...
The principles of morality , embracing the social and religious duties , having
been settled so that “ the wayfaring man , though a fool , need not err therein , ”
the philosophers began to wrangle about subtle points of belief . Sun . dry
questions ...
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| Title | The Every Day Book, for Youth |
| Author | Samuel Griswold Goodrich |
| Publisher | Haswell, Barrington & Haswell, 1838 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 2 Feb 2009 |
| Length | 359 pages |
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