Definitionn. making voluntary contributions to aid the poor
Last update: July 26, 2015
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Among practical duties, the stress laid on that of almsgiving is remarkable (see especially xi. [Please select]
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The second requirement is almsgiving. [Please select]
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She was not thoughtful and painstaking for the poor, because, though accustomed to a species of almsgiving, she heard nothing, saw nothing of nearer or higher association with her neighbours. [Please select]
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The feet lingered on, making him fear lest some of the mendicants who must lodge in these arcades should return, after almsgiving time, and find him there. [Please select]
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Already Helbeck realised--and not without a secret chafing--the restraints that would soon be laid upon the almsgiving of Bannisdale. [Please select]
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Their practical syllogism then would stand thus: Whatever gains human praise is to be done; Public praying and almsgiving gave human praise: [ergo] Public praying and almsgiving are to be done. [Please select]
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