The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-17

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# th,re - crime n ,lea,vr ass
than MI the gnilsy irain II hamas
Vices, II Ia lartatitaJr s.-iI hrcel
II isA rteR, happiness to gcs "A,
~i,hnu, injar, anl hesrs.larnlng. from
nne vha has hai Ill Ill Ink Il " ~crs,
81 hs saa II II refA at.,f nj lurl.
mess, this Il Icing served and It's
debtor na,nfall, wishes u gis. YOU 4
-lar..--Emcrson.
liz that calls man ungratrful SUN,
M NIL the evil ;ha, man can hc guilty
.f-.-SMi.t.
! hate ingrnsitalc moro III a man
than lying. vainncss. habbling. drunk.
nnnrse, or any taint of vice. whose
struna corruption inhahi,s our frail
blood. Shakespeare.
II he na-rascfnl i 70 be unnatural.
The head may hc thus guilty. not The
heart. -. lRiynrul.
Not t. return ono good office for
another is inhuman; but to return evil
for good il liahalical. There arc ton
many even Vi this sort, Who. tho murc
they owe. tho moro they hate. There
is nothing more dangerous than to
ebligc thosc people; for when they arc
conscious q not paying tho debt, ,hey
wish the creditor out of the way .--Scn.
era.
lngratitu,lc.. thou marble. hearted
iicnd. moro hic,ns. when thou showcst
thee in i child, than a sca-monstor..--.
Shakespeare.
lIu that il ungratcful has no guilt
but Que, all uther crimes may pass for
virtues il him, Young.
Gtn'cs leave ingra,itale 10 man,
Gnlton.
An extraordinary haste to discharge
an obligation il sort III ingra,i,udo. -
Rnchcipneauld.
lnsrati,uic il treason 10 mankind. -
Thomson
fillial ingra,iiulc. Il II MT "a til,
mouth should tear this hand tar lifting
food y l',---Sqakosroare.
ln.rr,itulo never ~ ,ag as,lis
ricrees tlc human breast IA v..en it
proceeds from those IN whusc behalf
have been guilty u transgressions, :.
Fielding.
lngraiitnlc il &c all crimes Whit In
uui selves We account tho most vcnial.
IN etlrrs tho most objectionable. -
Henry llomc.
.As tho deepest ha.c mas spring from
the most violent love, ~ tho greatest
lngtatitulc may ariso from tho largest
benefits. II il said that Cicero was
slain hy one whom his oratory had do.
Tended whom h. was accused of his
fathers murder = L. beaumont.
am rapt MT hnat rayer the
mons,rous hulk ii ti.is lnssaiituue
with any sixc Of words. Shakespeare.
Ingrati.udo calls forth rcrreaehcs.
~ gratitude brings fresh Kindness. -
Madame do Se,igne.
lnsratitu'lc is always kind of weak
ness have never seen that clever
men lave been ungratciul --Goethc.
lie tina, forgcts bis friend il ungratc-
fnl e. him; Tut he that forge,s Ills
Saviour is unmcrciful to himself. =
HnnyAn.
To pass now 10 tho matter of graft.
tnic and ingrati,ule; thcrc ncver wa.
any man yct 10 wicked NJ not to NJ.
provo tho ono. and dctcst tho other;
~ tho two things IN tho whole world,
tho ono to DO the most abomin.tcd, tho
other the most esteemed. The very
story q mn angratcfal action puts y,
ou. of all patience and gives Us = lcath.
ing for tho author u Il. -.Seuoca.
lngratitude Is tho aLridgcmcnt of III
bascncsH. "a fault never found unat.
tcndcd with othcr yiciousncss. Fuller
Tho worst Of ingratitulo lies not |.
tho ossi6cd heart of him who commit,
Il, hut W end il IN tho effect II pro
'luccs on him against whom il was con,
miltrl.--Landor.
Man II, beyond dispute. the mos,
excellent u created beings, and ths
silcs, animal II dog: but The sagrl