Pro Bono Publico on Detractors and Slander
Rev. A Riss laments the harm of detractors who slander reputations and harm souls. He argues the slanderer harms others and himself, warning of divine punishment. The piece ends with a pastoral reflection and a segue to an unrelated note on birds at Kern Ripley’s.
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Rev. A. Riss
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Humorous Nonsense About Hogs Across Lands
A venerable Chinese laundryman quips that hogs do no work in China while noting they work as beasts of burden in Ireland and Germany. The tale recalls Abraham Lincoln describing hogs in Indiana and Illinois. In rural building, workers used hogs to create mortar by submerging in a clay pit with corn.
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