Willis, Alfred E. [from old catalog] · Chicago, Cameron, Amberg & co., printers · leaf 119
the opposite is proven to be the case.I do not hesitate to assert that the majority of separations, divorcesand dissatisfaction in matrimonial life arises from this very cause.Husband and wife do not place that entire confidence in each otherwhich they ought to do — do not freely express their… … ABRAHAM LINCOLN. An honest face. A plain, unassuming, common-sense, straightforward character isclearly expressed in his countenance. There is an entire absence of artifice, cunning aridtrickery, which are written in the faces of so large a proportion of mankind of the presentday. His temperament…
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