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Things quaker often describes ("quaker ________")
- arrivals
- churches
- records
- merchants
- parents
- drab
- schools
- persecution
- belief
- missionaries
- writers
- preacher
- baiting
- ideas
- historians
- school
- upbringing
- efforts
- ladies
- preachers
- education
- meetings
- meetinghouses
- views
- colony
- neighbors
- influence
- marriages
- tenets
- control
- families
- strongholds
- guns
- principles
- poet
- settlements
- testimony
- maid
- houses
- merchant
- pacifism
- children
- farmers
- trade
- settlement
- reformers
- missionary
- books
- bonnets
- worship
- beliefs
- tracts
- population
- ministers
- counties
- abolitionists
- background
- laws
- simplicity
- settlers
- party
- characteristics
- meeting
- groups
- faith
- family
- testimonies
- town
- tradesmen
- ways
- women
- opposition
- communities
- services
- attitude
- community
- parrots
- library
- lady
- men
- fashion
- minister
- members
- oats
- journals
- religion
- friends
- doctrine
- immigrants
- conscience
- colonies
- dress
How quaker often is described ("________ quaker")
- devout
- zealous
- sturdy
- elderly
- simple
- gentle
- orthodox
- peaceful
- primitive
- fair
- respectable
- distinguished
- anti
- celebrated
- fellow
- aged
- earnest
- wealthy
- innocent
- old
- pious
- century
- consistent
- merry
- wretched
- tall
- young
- liberal
- philosophical
- loving
- staunch
- benevolent
- famous
- former
- prosperous
- philanthropic
- minded
- mild
- genuine
- elder
- active
- worthy
- grave
- quiet
- known
- scrofulous
- hearted
- born
- venerable
- courtly
- modest
- pretty
- ardent
- influential
- honest
- stern
- christian
- irish
- true
- sober
- shrewd
- crazy
- learned
- mad
- noted
- eminent
- conscientious
- male
- female
- friendly
- prominent
- good
- rich
- convinced
- wet
- poor
- early
- plain
- strict
