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knowings of a depraved apetite - puts to
knowings of a depraved apetite - puts to [[torn]]
and offers to his neighbor the intoxicating bowl  
and offers to his neighbor the intoxicating bowl  
It is not a trifling matter whether such an one occasion  
It is not a trifling matter whether such an one occasion  
all drink or not.  No one can meddle with it without  
all drink or not.  No one can meddle with it without  
incurring guilt.  Man is an imatitive animal and  
incurring guilt.  Man is an imatative animal and  
unless he struggle against it he will spontaneously  
unless he struggle against it he will spontaneously  
adopt the practices of those whom he respects.  we can  
adopt the practices of those whom he respects.  we can  
not lock ourselves up within ourselves.  We wield  
not lock ourselves up within ourselves.  We wield  
a wonderful [influence] power for weal or for woe [on these]
a wonderful [[influence - crossed out]] power for weal or for woe [[on these - crossed out]
[around us] in forming the characters of those around  
[[around us - crossed out]] in forming the characters of those around  
us.  It is the moderate drinkers example which  
us.  It is the moderate drinkers example which  
prevents the Rumsellers decanters fleeing away,  
prevents the Rumsellers decanters fleeing away,  

Latest revision as of 23:03, 9 December 2022

knowings of a depraved apetite - puts to torn and offers to his neighbor the intoxicating bowl

It is not a trifling matter whether such an one occasion 

all drink or not. No one can meddle with it without incurring guilt. Man is an imatative animal and unless he struggle against it he will spontaneously adopt the practices of those whom he respects. we can not lock ourselves up within ourselves. We wield a wonderful influence - crossed out power for weal or for woe [[on these - crossed out] around us - crossed out in forming the characters of those around us. It is the moderate drinkers example which prevents the Rumsellers decanters fleeing away, shame stricken into oblivion. There is nothing attractive in the appearance of a drunkard. Tavern keepers are shrewd enough to know that were he permitted to lie about the bar room his customers would be gone.