The Brief Remarker on the Ways of Man, Or, Compendious Dissertations, Respecting Social and Domestic Relations and Concerns, and the Various Economy of Life: Designed For, and Adapted To, the Use of American Academies and Common SchoolsJ.D. Bemis & Company, 1823 - 264 страница |
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... neighbor , Mrs. Modish : at the same time Mrs. Modish , yoked to a surly , snappish , gouty husband , is secretly envying the condition of Mrs. Thrift . Honest Abraham has a good farm , and is an excel- lent farmer , and free of debt ...
... neighbor , Mrs. Modish : at the same time Mrs. Modish , yoked to a surly , snappish , gouty husband , is secretly envying the condition of Mrs. Thrift . Honest Abraham has a good farm , and is an excel- lent farmer , and free of debt ...
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... neighbors and ac- quaintance , and the pure joys of domestic life . He that has these , though he have neither wealth nor rank , enjoys about all the world can bestow . But these real and unsophisticated enjoyments , which are bestowed ...
... neighbors and ac- quaintance , and the pure joys of domestic life . He that has these , though he have neither wealth nor rank , enjoys about all the world can bestow . But these real and unsophisticated enjoyments , which are bestowed ...
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... neighbors by different rules , which always gives the advantage to our own side . Imperfect we readily confess ourselves to be ; but if one happen to impute to us any particular imperfection , we deem ourselves insulted , and instantly ...
... neighbors by different rules , which always gives the advantage to our own side . Imperfect we readily confess ourselves to be ; but if one happen to impute to us any particular imperfection , we deem ourselves insulted , and instantly ...
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... neighbors , we are purblind as moles in regard to as great , or even greater faults in ourselves ; that , at best , we weigh our own with more than some grains of allow- ance , but those of every one else , excepting our particu- Jar ...
... neighbors , we are purblind as moles in regard to as great , or even greater faults in ourselves ; that , at best , we weigh our own with more than some grains of allow- ance , but those of every one else , excepting our particu- Jar ...
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... neighbors and fellow citizens , or in the great concerns of princes and statesmen - an honest policy will be found to wear best . Our great and beloved Washington , whom Heaven crowned with such wonderful success , had nothing of the ...
... neighbors and fellow citizens , or in the great concerns of princes and statesmen - an honest policy will be found to wear best . Our great and beloved Washington , whom Heaven crowned with such wonderful success , had nothing of the ...
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Страница 198 - A part how small of the terraqueous globe Is tenanted by man? the rest a waste; Rocks, deserts, frozen seas, and burning sands! Wild haunts of monsters, poisons, stings, and death Such is earth's melancholy map! but, far 'More sad! this earth is a true map of man: So bounded are its haughty lord's delights To woe's wide empire, where deep troubles toss.
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