Celibacy : Celibate
Celibacy may refer either to being unmarried or to sexual abstinence. A vow of celibacy is a promise not to enter into marriage but instead to consecrate one's life to service. Some writers prefer this usage of "celibacy", while others use it interchangeably as a synonym for abstinence.See also:
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same time it is true that both Anna [Footnote: The governess, Miss
subject. It is not all that is necessary to feel the importance of
it through a family. Very much the same kind of talent, as Uncle
of health, in consideration of the various infirmities and impediments
health, and I wish you would make one that your own mind may be more
think there is no way to serve Christ but to overdraw on their
nothing to give, but become a mere burden on his hands for the next
anything I ever had before. For this week, I have gone before
me till every limb ached with cold and my hands would scarcely have
and come home to breakfast with such an appetite! Brown bread and milk
eleven comes my douche, to which I have walked in a driving rain for
warm. (The umbrella you gave me at Natick answers finely, as well as
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"I am anxious for your health; do be persuaded to try a long walk
sit in your hot study without any ventilation, a stove burning up.
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