• What evils?
• Then it is evident that all evils return to nonexistence.
• But in our own country similar evils are not entirely lacking.
• Such evils are doubtless great, but they are transient; whereas the benefits which attend them remain.
• The evils thereby affecting the superior class are less material and less perceptible, but equally real.
• He was always thinking of having solemn service performed for him, which might prove to be a remedy for evils.
• The pessimists--the communists, and socialists of that day--seeing the same evils, had other explanations to offer.
• It is important, though, to distinguish between classes of workers in judging of the benefits and evils of machines.
• Since I have announced myself a farmer and a puritan, let me here list the saloon evils not yet recorded in this chapter.
• This is the cause of men's pleasure in recalling past evils, and delight in narrating dangers from which they have escaped.

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