Waverley was unaccustomed to the use of wine, excepting with great temperance.

I want you to go with me to-night to this great temperance meeting.

He's the Rector, you know; a great temperance man.

Without being robust, thanks to his great temperance, he has kept his health uninjured since his birth.

I have a notion, that by very great temperance, or more properly abstinence, he may yet recover.

He was a great temperance man, but recommended a little wine to Timothy for the stomach's sake.

The day that followed the great temperance meeting was one full of excitement to the operatives of Crossbourne.

The great temperance leader went to speak to him and said "Edward, why don't you pray?"

The Grand River cornet band, and ours, played, alternately, their angelic melodies, to cheer us in the great temperance cause.

They attracted, however, little notice beyond that of James Teare, Caine's uncle, the great temperance reformer, who admired them justly.

Though he lived in a state of pecuniary independence, he gave an example of great temperance, as well as of great humility of mind.

With such leaders, under God, and with the true end kept steadily in view, Christian women ought not to fail in their great temperance work.

I suppose there wasn't a greater temperance advocate in town.

Of the Public Messes he abolished some altogether and reformed others so that greater temperance prevailed.

But intemperance remained the curse of the workingman down to the days of Van Buren and Tyler, when a greater temperance movement began.