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1Baron, count or earl, behind the thick ramparts of his castle, lived a patriarchal life.
2He said, 'This is truelythe patriarchal life: this is what we came to find.'
3It recalls the remembrance of the patriarchal life, and the poetical descriptions of the Elysian fields.
4All bore the aspect of the good old times, of a simple, patriarchal life with affluence.
5As I take my rest there, the idea of the old patriarchal life is awakened around me.
6That was patriarchal life; what was this?
7In the old countries agriculture, following on the heels of pastoral patriarchal life, preceded the birth of cities.
8Whenever agriculture yields better returns and makes the husbandman rich enough to support a protector, patriarchal life disappears.
9Folks lead such a patriarchal life in these parts that they are only known by their Christian names!
10A primitive and patriarchal life, on the contrary, leads to moderation in all things, and repose of the senses.
11Abraham, as described in Genesis, is a great Arab chief, a type of patriarchal life, in which all authority is paternal.
12Nothing fills me with a more pure and genuine sense of happiness than those traits of patriarchal life which, thank Heaven!
13Soon the monotony of this patriarchal life, and the certainty of a future before them, gave to their affection a fraternal character.
14"At some period of your family history," observed Kenyon, "the Counts of Monte Beni must have led a patriarchal life in this vast house.
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