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Speedily he relapsed again into slothfulness and self-indulgence.
ART IN ENGLANDDUTTON COOK
Slothfulness shutteth out Christ; slothfulness shameth the soul.
THE HEAVENLY FOOTMANJOHN BUNYAN
The phrase is a confession of either mental incapacity or of mental slothfulness.
TALKS ON WRITING ENGLISHARLO BATES
Below him stands the recluse (inclusus), whose temptation is slothfulness, which is represented by a bed.
WOMAN UNDER MONASTICISMLINA ECKENSTEIN
He that will say to him in judgment, "Thou wicked and slothful servant," will not encourage the slothfulness which he condemneth.
A CHRISTIAN DIRECTORYBAXTER RICHARD
The whole court marvelled at his slothfulness as time passed and he changed not.
KING ARTHUR'S KNIGHTSHENRY GILBERT
My brother, I beseech you, rouse yourself from your contented slothfulness.
EXPOSITIONS OF HOLY SCRIPTUREALEXANDER MACLAREN
For our present purpose, then, it must be regarded as merely slothfulness or indolence.
DANTE: HIS TIMES AND HIS WORKARTHUR JOHN BUTLER
In this lesson the diligence of worldly men is employed to rebuke the slothfulness of Christians.
THE PARABLES OF OUR LORDWILLIAM ARNOT
Whoever, then, has pronounced Love mere slothfulness, let him cease to love: 144 to the discerning mind does Love belong.
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