How To Behave: A Pocket Manual Of Republican Etiquette, And Guide To Correct Personal Habits Part 19

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By BENJAMIN WILSON.

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From J. R. GRAVES, LL.D., _Editor of Tenn. Baptist_.--"There are many of our ministers who have mastered the usual amount of Greek required to complete their course at school but have found little time since entering upon their ministerial labors to "keep it up," and rust has so gathered upon their Greek that it has become a labor to work it out without Grammar and Lexicon.

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From Rev. C. LAREW, _Pastor of the Halsey St. Meth. Church, Newark, N. J._--"'The Diaglott' has given me great pleasure. The arrangement is a most excellent one, and the new version can not fail to be of gratification and profit, especially to those unacquainted with the original Greek. The translator has certainly shown great genius in seizing upon the thought of the original and a happy tact on presenting it."

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