...the mind, must spring to the lips of every man on such a theme ? Filial piety ! — it is the primal bond of society ; it is that instinctive principle,...recollected good, is eager to own the vast countless debt it ne'er, alas ! can pay, for so many long years of unceasing solicitudes, honourable self-denials, life-preserving...

...Brinsley Sheridan in one of the greatest orations in the whole realm of literature: every eye. It is that gratitude which, softening under the sense of...alas ! can pay, for so many long years of unceasing solicitude, honorable self denials, life preserving cares. It is that part of our practice where duty...

...this conduct; — not a heart but must anticipate its condemnation. "FILIAL PIETY! It is the primal bond of society — it is that instinctive principle,...recollected good, is eager to own the vast countless debt it ne'er, alas! can pay, for so many long years of unceasing solicitudes, honourable selfdenials, life-preserving...

...the mind, must spring tc the lips of every man on such a theme? Filial piety ! — it is the primal bond of society ; it is that instinctive principle,...recollected good, is eager to own the vast countless debt it ne'er, alas ! can pay, for so many long years of unceasing solicitudes, honourable self-denials, lifepreserving...

...principle, " which, |< mil ;•; fur its proper good, fooihes, " unbidden, t.-.ch fenfe and fenfibilily oC " man ! — It now quivers on every lip !— '.' it now beams from every eye ! — It is that " gratitude, which fattening under the fenfe *' of recollected good, is e;iger to own the " valt...