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The severest critics therefore consent to admit the trustworthiness of the Japanese annals from the third quarter of the fifth century. In the record of Richu's reign, brief mention has been made of the establishment of a Government treasury.
Benson," he said, and paused for a moment before he went on: "It is the foundation principle of business that a reputation for trustworthiness can be built only on the rock of real merit. The appearance of the store must not tell one lie not one from front door to back not even the shadow of a lie. Nothing must be left to the customer's discretion.
The general verdict is that this loss of position is due to lack of stamina and trustworthiness.
"If I take a step, suppose now, to the right, or to the left," Anthony had got into the habit of saying, while he made his course, and after he had deposited his charge he would wipe his moist forehead, in a state of wretched exultation over his renowned trustworthiness. He had done the thing for years. And what did the people in the streets know about him?
Different from the majority of contemporary singers, money questions are the last with which she occupies herself; her demands have hitherto been extremely modest. Added to this, the sincerity and trustworthiness of her character, which amounts almost to singularity, are acknowledged by all who have any dealings with her."
"If I take a step, suppose now, to the right, or to the left," Anthony had got into the habit of saying, while he made his course, and after he had deposited his charge he would wipe his moist forehead, in a state of wretched exultation over his renowned trustworthiness. He had done the thing for years. And what did the people in the streets know about him?
Apart from these provisions Bahá’u’lláh exhorts His followers to consort, with amity and concord and without discrimination, with the adherents of all religions; warns them to guard against fanaticism, sedition, pride, dispute and contention; inculcates upon them immaculate cleanliness, strict truthfulness, spotless chastity, trustworthiness; hospitality, fidelity, courtesy, forbearance, justice and fairness; counsels them to be “even as the fingers of one hand and the limbs of one body”; calls upon them to arise and serve His Cause; and assures them of His undoubted aid.
The look-out was a smart young fellow, who had already established a reputation for trustworthiness, and he more than half suspected the character of the cloud-like appearance when it first caught his attention; he therefore kept his eye upon it, and was no sooner assured of its nature than he raised the cry of "Land ho! broad on the port bow!"
Elder, and ministered as well to her mental as to her bodily wants. She made still closer inquiries about her daughter's family; and especially touching the husband's character for industry, intelligence, and trustworthiness. She had a purpose in this; for the earnest desire expressed by Mrs. Elder to have her daughter with her, had set Mrs.
A physician who did not sign his name directed crushing ridicule against the whole affair, while a defender of Justice Powell considered the case in a mild-mannered fashion: he did not deny the possibility of witchcraft, but made a keen impeachment of the trustworthiness of the witnesses against the woman. But we cannot linger over the details of this controversy.
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