A View from the Prison: Being Articles Addressed to the Editor of the New-Bedford Mercury : and a Letter to G.B. Weston, Esq., and Other Directors of the Duxbury Bank. To which are Added Leaves from a Journal

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B. Lindsey, 1840 - 63页
 

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第8页 - his heart is in the market; he does not see, he does not "think. But go, cherish your soul; expel companions, set your " habits to a life of solitude, then will the faculties rise fair and " full within, like forest trees and field flowers. You will have " results, which, when you meet your fellow men, you can
第12页 - No person shall be held to answer for a capital or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a grand jury." "nor be deprived of life — liberty or
第2页 - Sir, there is one crime, quite too common, which the laws of man do not punish, but which cannot escape the justice of God; and that is, the arrest and confinement of a debtor by his creditor, with no motive on earth, but the hope that some friend or some
第8页 - be solitary and silent? That he may " become acquainted with his thoughts. If he pines in a lonely " place, his heart is in the market; he does not see, he does not
第2页 - guilt, human feeling may not penetrate the flinty heart that perpetrates it; but an hour is surely coming with more than human retribution on its wings, when that flint shall be melted, either by the power of penitence and grace, or in the fires of remorse.

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