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American moral tales, for young persons (1832)

Dix, Dorothea Lynde, 1802-1887 · Boston, L.C. Bowles and B.H. Greene · leaf 194

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went to kissher, and bid her good night, Mary said, c I in-sure I shall love to think of God now; and Ishall try to think of him tomorrow a greatmany times. Do so, my dear, said her mother, andwhen I come to see you, after you have goneto bed, you must remember and tell me all youhave thought of… … p. 183. MARF JONES. 185 CHAPTER II. The hymn which Mary always said the firstthing after she awoke in the morning, was thefollowing. Father—to Thee my praise I pay,Thy kind and gentle powerIs near to guard me all the day,And in the midnight hour. I trusted in thy gracious careWhen slumber closed my…

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