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stinginess
1. The reason is that in a previous life, he gave to a holy being, but then regretted it because of stinginess
2. ����������� The reason Wilson hesitated before paying her ticket had nothing to do with lack of money or stinginess
3. As for the “gossipmonger”, it is not meant to be that who carps at people by disclosing their faults, yet it indicates that who carps at himself by what he fastens on his spirit of stinginess, miserliness, oppression, envy and other spiritual faults which arise from loving this life
4. When you say: “God tested one by money” it means that He granted him it in order to disclose his real qualities and what his spirit hides of stinginess and attachment to this worldly life or of generosity and inclination of donation, service, and charity
5. When you say: “God tested a person using money” it means that He granted money to a person in order to disclose their real qualities and whatever stinginess and attachment to this worldly life their spirit had been hiding, or its generosity and inclination towards donation, service, and charity
6. Thus, it will be as though he is clothed in a garment made of all the worst of human characteristics: abject depravity, dishonour, vileness, cowardice and stinginess
7. He taught people stinginess, greed, cunning, deception, debauchery, roughness, oppression and treason
8. to hoarding and stinginess
9. It (this charity) purifies the plant and purifies you by getting out stinginess, self preference and selfishness from you
10. One of the first signs of this Protestant spiritual sickness beginning with Lutheranism was a stinginess in giving
11. They warned and moralized the poor about the sins of greed, avarice, and stinginess
12. "I don't believe a man is in pocket by stinginess on his land," said Sir
13. This stinginess with the stock shows up in the very tight weekly range, the close right at the weekly peak, and the lack of trading volume as sellers fail to show up
14. To her other defects qualities) of untidiness and neglect of herself, she now added stinginess
15. How is it that they don’t both see all that, or is it that they don’t want to see? And they are pleased, pleased! And to think that this is only the first blossoming, and that the real fruits are to come! But what really matters is not the stinginess, is not the meanness, but the tone of the whole thing
16. To her other defects (as most people thought them, but which to Pierre were qualities) of untidiness and neglect of herself, she now added stinginess
