The morale of the rank-and-file Highland railwaymen has remained remarkably high, in view of the extent to which the London press and many an English M.P. have already discarded their railways.
It is plain that the great majority of school children must be regarded, from the physical standpoint, as decidedly gallant little persons, who have wrestled through their infancy and have managed to come out of tribulations that have killed a large proportion of all the children of their birth-years.
I throw out the nasty ferny stuff, much too weddingy.
[…] plagued nonhasidic Jewry in Eastern Europe. […] eventually Musar became the standard in nonhasidic yeshivot.
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