• PART III OF THE OTHER VIRTUES AND VICES
• The natural virtues are gratuitous gifts of God.
• "Dear me!" I said, "so then I have some virtues after all!"
• The reason is evident: it is because education and virtues prevent them.
• After some time lost in word-fighting, we tried the virtues of authority.
• By synthesis of all the virtues, men can make virtue, they cannot make love.
• BE edified at the sight of your brethren's virtues, and edify them by your own.
• Theodoric loved the virtues which he possessed, and the talents of which he was destitute.
• "Oh! Armand!" she said quaintly, "I sometimes wish you had not so many lofty virtues. . . .
• It was this circumstance that brought into practice the talents and virtues of Mrs Blackwell.

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