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The downward steps are marked at first by slow degrees and by increasing momentum, going from bad to worse as they proceed.
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Frederick Douglass
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gutenberg.orgThe downward steps are marked at first by slow degrees and by increasing momentum, going from bad to worse as they proceed.
He describes the progressive nature of moral decline, emphasizing its gradual escalation.
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