True Citizen:
The True Citizen: How to Become One
作者：Markwick, William Fisher, 1848-1911; Smith, William Alexander, 1866-1932
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字数：318,782 来源：Project Gutenberg
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共 15 段- He has left behind him, as the result of his labors, his gre
- Sometimes we hear of old men and women who are left to die a
- The power to appreciate beauty does not merely increase our
- Labor is the great schoolmaster of the race. It is the grand
- "The weakest living creature," says Carlyle, "by concentrati
- There is something grand and inspiring in a young man who fa
- Honor lies in doing well whatever we find to do; and the wor
- Above all things reverence yourself.--Pythagoras
- The simple, innocent Maid of Orleans,--with her sacred sword
- A sloop was seen one morning off the mouth of Delaware Bay,
- Let, therefore, nothing escape your observation--deem nothin
- "Do you ever wonder why poets talk so much about flowers? Di
- It will be found that abstinence from intoxicants is by far
- There are certain things we feel to be beautiful and good, a
- Fifty years ago we were accustomed to speak of civil governm