... facts on which Christianity is based and Ch n morality. Fraser (I o.)—. The Golden Bough a Study in Comparative Religion : 2 volume•. F 6 and 7. Study of the traditional golden bough connected with the priesthood of the Alban Hills at Aricia. Treats of ...

... it, said the Coastguard. in his plasmic Kentish accente—fne we wire looking oat on the COTvish sea ; and it is the men of Kent who guard the Cornish coast. I thanked him, sad went my way along the warm, eheep•track of a path that beltrd the cliff above ...

... weakened his nerves even on the most sunshiny days. The quiet of our streets made him start at the sound of his big, bucolic boots, and the fret of the ocean struck on his ear as a song of Melpomene. He was glad to escape unscathed to his home beyond Drumlithie ...

... stipulates for a specific quantity l»eing sold and no more. Fewer bakers would not mean loss bm*d. nor fewer bootmakers, less boots. Why fewer publicans less drink ? If you reply, * less temptation,’ retort, if you consider each saloon a temptation equally ...

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