• It was not to such sources that he looked for success.
• Abiding sources of economic enjoyments are called durable agents.
• Secure of these permanent sources, civilization will stand on a firmer foundation.
• Trees influenced the sources of his life, lowered or raised the very heart-beat in him.
• These details were just to me what they were to them--so many pure and sweet sources of pleasure.
• My uncle reckoned upon a fresh supply from subterranean sources, but hitherto we had met with none.
• By repairs and other methods goods become, and are looked upon as, durable sources of a series of uses.
• The toil for bread is incessant, there is not sufficient leisure to verify the sources of their religious beliefs.
• They lead the pupil away from the lesson with which his "mind" ought to be occupied; they are sources of mischief.
• What I have heard of her school days from other sources, confirms the accuracy of the details in this remarkable letter.

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