Gold-foil, hammered from popular proverbs.
By: By Timothy Titcomb [pseud.]
Edition: [Rev. ed.]
Publisher: C. Scribner's
Published: 1881
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 333
Subjects: Conduct of life.
Table of contents: title: An exordial essay.; title: The Bible.; title: Patience.; title: Perfect liberty.; title: Trust and what comes of it.; title: The ideal Christ.; title: Providence.; title: Does sensuality pay?; title: The way to grow old.; title: Almsgiving.; title: The love of what is ours.; title: The power of circumstances.; title: Anvils and hammers.; title: Every man has his place.; title: Indolence and industry.; title: The sins of our neighbors.; title: The canonization of the vicious.; title: Social classification.; title: The preservation of character.; title: Vices of imagination.; title: Questions about reason.; title: Public and private life.; title: Home.; title: Learning and wisdom.; title: Receiving and doing.; title: The secret of popularity.; title: The Lord's business.; title: The great mystery.