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1 20|    and principal duty is to give every one what is just.
2 22|  his household; nor even to give away what is reasonably
3 22|   for, it becomes a duty to give to the indigent out of what
4 22|    Of that which remaineth, give alms."(14) It is a duty,
5 22|       It is more blessed to give than to receive";(15) and
6 24|   of the well-to-do, and to give heart to the unfortunate;
7 27|     the wholesome advice to give to those who would restore
8 40| beyond his right; he cannot give up his soul to servitude,