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Fors clavigera. Letters to the workmen and labourers of Great Britain (1900)

Ruskin, John, 1819-1900 · Boston, Jefferson Press · leaf 327

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houghts: and these are buried for ever in fiery tombs,and their thoughts thus governed to purpose ; which you,my friends, who are so fond of freedom of thought, and free-dom of the press, may wisely meditate on. Then the two lower hells are for those who have wilfullydone mischief to other people.… … * The deepening orders of sin, in the nine circles, are briefly these,—1. Unredeemed nature; 2. Lust; 3. Gluttony; 4. Avarice; 5. Dis-content ; G. Heresy ; 7. Open violence; 8. Fraudf til violence ; 9.Treachery. But they .are euriousy dove-tailed toeether,—serpent-taileil. I should say.—by closer…

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