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1
Man possesses that which is
more
ennobling
than mere feeling; he has intellect-soul
2
The light of faith, far brighter and
more
ennobling
,
teaches us a sublimer lesson.
3
There is no trade
more
ennobling
than home building.
4
Bauman hopes for
more
ennobling
struggles, more worthy work for us anxious and uprooted to do.
5
It is of a higher and
more
ennobling
character, and not to be bartered for paltry wealth.
6
There is no
more
ennobling
discipline: there is no discipline that results in a happier or kindlier temper of mind.
7
Is there not that longing, too, within your bosom for something more real,
more
ennobling
than the pastimes of worldly pleasures?
8
Certainly a far more worthy conception of the world, and a far
more
ennobling
conception of that power which pervades and directs it.
9
Of course white fox furs were nice, and Arthur's eyelashes curled up in an attractive way, but there are higher,
more
ennobling
things in life.
10
He inculcated his doctrines,
more
ennobling
than any that the World, enlightened as it was before His advent upon Earth, had been able to discover.
11
"The good story-teller effects much; he has an ennobling effect upon children,-somuch the
more
ennobling
that he does not appear to intend it,"-FROEBEL
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