pears to us more amiable than just then.— I To see him trudging along, and trying to make some little children happy, but without the means to do it as he would wish, is a sight that must enlist the sympathy of all his brother saints, and, no doubt, will induce them all, one of these day*, to open their purse-strings, and make it even with those little children, who seem to be somewhat neg
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“pears to us more amiable than just then.— I.” The Daily Dispatch, December 1865.
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