 ... necessitous circumstances he had any knowledge, and forthwith a donation was ordered out of the funds of the church, which the voluntary contributions of the faithful supplied. No strong or heart-stirring appeals were necessary to reach the hidden...  A few brief observations upon England - Pagina 59di F. Salvucci - 1850 - 70 pagineVisualizzazione completa - Informazioni su questo libro
 | 1847 - 390 pagine
...heart-stirring appeals were necessary to reach the hidden source of their sympathies ; no cold calculations of prudence regulated the distribution of their public...allowed to freeze the genial current of their charity. By whomsoever the case was recommended, or in whatever circumstances the claim was made, the hand of... | |
 | 1841 - 584 pagine
...heart-stirring appeals were necessary to reach the hidden source of their sympathies; no cold calculations of prudence regulated the distribution of their public...allowed to freeze the genial current of their charity. By whomsoever the case was recommended, or in whatever circumstances the clnim was made, the hnnd of... | |
 | 1841 - 584 pagine
...heart-stirring appeals were necessary to reach the hidden source of their sympathies; no cold calculations of prudence regulated the distribution of their public...recommendation to another were allowed to freeze the gonial current of their charity. By whomsoever the case was recommended, or in whatever circumstances... | |
 | 1856 - 640 pagine
...heart-stirring appeals were necessary to reach the hidden source of their sympathies — no cold calculations of prudence regulated the distribution of their public...allowed to freeze the genial current of their charity. By whomsoever the case was recommended, or in whatever circumstances the claim was made, the hand of... | |
 | Rev. James Gardner - 1858 - 1042 pagine
...heart-stirring appeals were necessary to reach the hidden source of their sympathies, no cold calculations of prudence regulated the distribution of their public...suggested delay for the consideration of the claim ; uo petty jealousies as to the preference of one recommendation to another were allowed to freeze... | |
 | 1864 - 646 pagine
...hidden source of their sympathies; no cold calculations of prudence regulated the distribution of their alms; no fears of doubtful propriety suggested delay...allowed to freeze the genial current of their charity." By whomsoever the application was made, or in whatsoever circumstances, the requisite supplies were... | |
 | 1864 - 644 pagine
...hidden source of their sympathies ; no cold calculations of prudence regulated the distribution of their alms ; no fears of doubtful propriety suggested delay...allowed to freeze the genial current of their charity." By whomsoever the application was made, or in whatsoever circumstances, the requisite supplies were... | |
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