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...the mfnistry of Him, who, through the round of human life, and all its hopes and griefs, from hirth to death, from infancy to age, had sweet compassion...sorrow. "I shall come," said Harriet, when she shut the hook, "very early in the niorning." The lustrous eyes, yet fixed upon her face, closed for a moment,...

...who, through the round of human life, and all its hopes and griefs, from birth to death, from infaney to age, had sweet compassion for, and interest in,...and sorrow. " I shall come," said Harriet, when she jhut the book, " very early in the morning." The histrons eyes, yet fixed upon her face, closed for...

...griefs, from birth to death, from infancy to age, had sweet compassion for, and interest in, its even' scene and stage, its every suffering and sorrow. "I...she shut the book, "very early in the morning." The same eyes followed her to the door ; and in their light, and on the tranquil face, there was a smile...

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...with shame, the shunned of all our dainty clay, have each a portion that no human pride, mdifference, or sophistry, through all the ages that this world...every scene and stage, its every suffering and sorrow. EXERCISE TO BE WRIITBN. Let dashes be inserted before the echoes in the following passages i — We...

...palsied beggar, the criminal, the woman stained with shame, the shunned of all our dainty clay, have each a portion that no human pride, indifference,...every scene and stage, its every suffering and sorrow. EXERCISE TO BE WRIITEN. Let dashes be inserted before the echoes in the following passages : — We...

...palsied beggar, the criminal, the woman stained with shame, the shunned of all our dainty clay, have each a portion that no human pride, indifference,...every scene and stage, its every suffering and sorrow. EXERCISE TO BE WRITTEN. Let dashes be inserted before the echoes in the following passages: — We...

...her, if I have any cause. I know that she forgives me, and is sorry in her heart. You will not torget her ? " " Never, Alice ! " " A moment yet. Lay my...sorrow. " I shall come," said Harriet, when she shut the boolf, " very early in the morning." The lustrous eyes, yet fixed upon her face, closed for a moment,...

...— read the eternal book for all the weary and the heavy-laden ; for all the wretched, fallen, ami neglected of this earth — read the blessed history,...interest in, its every scene and stage, its every suflcring and sorrow. " I shall come," said Harriet, when she shut the boo'c, " very early in the morning."...