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Great pictures as moral teachers (1910)

Jackson, Henry Ezekiel, 1869-1939 · Philadelphia, The John C. Winston company · leaf 51

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f Wattspicture is, that there is always a best thing left to do, andto do that, is virtue. Its message is that of Dickenslife motto,—Dont stand and cry, but press forwardand help relieve the difficulty. II Wise and Foolish Virgins From a photograph of the original work in marbleBy Rinaldi Ky… … II InterpretationCharacter not Transferable If thou art wise, thou art wise for thyself. Proverbs. The sin I impute to each frustrate ghostIs—the unUt lamp and the ungirt loin. Browning. And the foolish said unto the wise, Give us of your oil forour lamps are going out. But the wise answered,…

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