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I did not think at all of a good sermon, but of the shabbiness of my best bonnet, and I bit my tongue to check the speech which rose to my lips "We generally go, but I'd rather not go with you" while mother answered, "Yes, Mrs. "Oh, yes, thank you, it is a delightful day."
Temperance lecturers is generally expected fur tu tell funny stories jest as a farmer is expected fur tu feed out his husks tu them air animals that loves fur tu chaw husks. The grain goes futher when he fodders in that air way. But I don't know nothin funny connected with the subject of drinking.
The residence of Mr. Ferris, of which we give the plans only, is located south of the city of Poughkeepsie, and almost or quite within its suburbs. The surrounding estate, of 150 acres of handsomely rolling land, possesses all the attractions of beauty and fertility so generally awarded to the finer portions of Dutchess county.
The thoughts generally are less remarkable for their depth than for their breadth a free and unembarrassed all-sidedness, which is, perhaps, one of the most difficult of all attainments in the way of writing.
I cannot leave the world without a short description of that kind of life which I have led for some years past and is exactly the same with the rest of our wicked brethren. Although we are generally so corrupted from our childhood as to have no sense of goodness, yet something heavy always hangs about us.
The best results are where the sexes are brought closer together, because their separation generally emphasizes for girls the technical training for the profession of womanhood.
During the season when the baptized were necessarily called away from the settlement, one of the missionaries generally attended them.
On the western side of the Mauritius, which was the only part I visited, the reef generally lies at the distance of about half a mile from the shore; but in some parts it is distant from one to two, and even three miles.
But the most remarkable institution which occurred about this time was that of 'Young Syria. It flourishes: in every town and village of Lebanon there is a band of youth who acknowledge the title, and who profess nationality as their object, though, behind that plea, the restoration of the House of Shehaab generally peeps out.
II. In the spiritual world all are joined together according to internal, but not according to external affections, unless these act in unity with the internal. III. It is the external affections, according to which matrimony is generally contracted in the world. IV. But in case they are not influenced by internal affections, which conjoin minds, the bonds of matrimony are loosed in the house.
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