The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-29

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peasane subpreec-
the provinces little way from some baths frequd by the EN-,
upon his home Up to this time ne had lived in the house OF his fathers
receiving Of his
In this light what had before seemed sufficient
enjoyable all this simplicity hat his ancestors had loved
appeared ugly ridiculous Out Of the question " ASK an emperor .
r So the ,nayor called architect and asons; pkaxes
a, anS Genohd @ partitions and was made
the of the house in size and spndor He and bis
into close quarters where people and furniture cooded
generally Then having emped his purse and upset his house
0 Empire arrive but the Emperor never
OF
in such sacrifice is most neens IN times OF unrest our
satisfy worldly ambitions and
these impious inmolations always 9ludes the" - - , u m
make fools bargain; and such is the place society % family life hat
this be impoverished the trouble is felt throughout the whoe social
organism has need Of welied d
shepherd whence does
qualities
community m He He can AN draw raw o' IRON from ms - @ % f , % h m m i
the character sap the strength
be world profound respected
pursuing further misunderstanding
] ] % s M fui al ] @ ike barred and noltea cades their members
the exploitation of The whole world Everyhng that does not
them Their particuasm
pushed
they resemble those powerful societies formed from time
universal rule and for
whlen no one e a t % I % trt of gom which Il was neoes
has sometimes naae the an seem retreat ol esoI ~ M ~ @ @ ~
far apart as tpe East from West feeling clanuishn
nothing world
can take y place for ora @ germ, & az n9s h9 @ 3 % m % @ e
its common memories An Intangible ndiible aana ntenabo eaaf
constitute sacred fund that each member Of family ought
consider than anything else he possesses They exist in
They show themselves in language habits Of
instincts and them naaid in po
to the eyes those vho appreciate
relics with which should not at any price
Worldiness the
sentiment family and know of strife mpassioned BY great
and small by sorts of customs requirements and pretons
the world breaks into the domestic snctuars What are this
This is what people too often neglect to inquire They
treat the invader as very simple
this ncommodng guest day they piage
neglect their work Such conduct only
mpo One should have the courage to remain what he is IN the
The worldly spirit is fun of imDernnces
mark fern ing them The people the furnish
business or pleasure the worldly spirit
simple lacking the modern touch At first restricts
much sen his
heirooms dear the heart
will 60 to to the HEIR So-e-orac aea9rand deal m al Il ps M W.T." ] 'n w
win be to ay them aside in their turn the worldly spirit
tng
surely will be correct; at least the world viii be satisfied m that Is
50 much junk viii find that your borrowed livery fits you ILL., and VIII
better had YOU had from the beginning the courage Of your and
Many young people they marry
Their them the example OF modest life but the new
and liberty by repudns
ways its eyes too pnt1a So these young folks make Efforts set
plopsrp p w - ognrp p -, p, @ q @ ,t - % Lii t ~ en1gs hat
midst beahes
of outside the turmoil
the And sometimes disposed to forget this life @ would
thought and Remcmbe-n another sense
then of la little be-
AS has no soul
and steep and the" Of again
othervse ou become IS as a
with rage for being abroad
the didn't
Of it.
they would rather
pay L gautously within
bee Ike
Notans resembles the worldly life Of
banalty
need to
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of the
of