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1 15|   tragic circumstances, both material and spiritual, of the moment.
2 38|   man is equally composed of material body and spiritual, immortal
3 56|  under chance circumstances, material successes apt to arouse
4 57| between the greatness of the material and outward success, and
5 59|   its standard primarily the material prosperity of society, but
6 63|   well external as internal, material and spiritual alike, and
7 66|      the more burdensome the material sacrifices demanded of the
8 66|   parents to provide for the material and spiritual good of their
9 99|     which is generous in its material condescension towards all,