working and well-meaning. I am still a young I man, even though fifteen of the best years of my ! life may have been lost; and lam willing to ! devote myself to any worthy occupation.— Meantime, I am anxious to see you and yours. A long absence from home and kindred makes one value the grasp of a friendly hand. I shall not wait tor jour reply to this, but go
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“working and well-meaning. I am still a young I.” The Daily Dispatch, December 1865.
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