"Love your neighbor as yourself,"— So the parson preaches: That's one half the Decalogue,— So the prayer-book teaches. Half my duty I can do With but little labor, For with all my heart and soul I do love my neighbor.
George Augustus Baker
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- THOUGHTS ON THE COMMANDMENTS. https://www.gutenberg.org/cache/epub/2620/pg2620-images.html
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