A Christian sect founded by George Fox about 1660; commonly called Quakers.
1He is distinctly not his brother's keeper, for the society of friends is free.
2Today, descendants of John Stillwell are among the society of friends of the museum, supporting it.
3If this disposition were universal, the case is clear; the world would be a society of friends.
4Though the society of friends offered Madame Récamier many diversions, she was often a prey to melancholy.
5To dream that you are a pirate, denotes that you will fall beneath the society of friends and former equals.
6There the graces of the saloon, the luxury of life, the society of friends, all furnish a picture of the abode of happiness.
7He said he regarded the company around him as a society of friends whom it was a great pleasure to him to meet.
8He left France for Switzerland, and there, among beautiful natural surroundings, and in the society of friends, he enjoyed a respite from mental strain.
9Address to General Grant from the Society of Friends in Great Britain.
10The Society of Friends was founded by the son of a weaver.
11SAVER, of Philadelphia, an eminent minister of the Religious Society of Friends:-
12The Society of Friends had always been opposed to capital punishment.
13The May Quarterly Meetings of the Society of Friends are held at Amesbury.
14To the members of the religious Society of Friends, I would earnestly appeal.
15Thou must know that I am a member of the Society of Friends.
16Now we are staying with members of the Society of Friends at Fonthill.
Translations for society of friends