SIN COVERED

In the old days the gutters were open in the streets, but

in modern towns they are put underground; so society is

always forcing vices and abuses underground, covering them

up by a variety of regulations that they no longer shock

the public sense. Still, on occasion, the covered drain may

prove its deadly virus, and the covered sin of the community

is still there, working and threatening mischief.--W. L.

WATKINSON, “The Transfigured Sackcloth.”

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=Sin Exposed=--See EXPOSURE.

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