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The Bookshelf for boys and girls Historic Tales and Golden Deeds (1912)

University Society, New York · New York. : University Society · leaf 204

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ment. To be locked up like awild beast is a frightful indignity. But even inprisons—which are necessary—the spirit ofChrist can enter, and the most degraded criminalcan learn to forget his sufferings in the love andmercy of a Saviour who understands all his diffi-culties. Elizabeth Fry proved this,… … PLAYING THE PART OF A BIG HEROINE. DRAWN BY MARIA BROOKS. PLEASANT PICTURES OF CHILD LIFE —XV. 393 394 GOLDEN DEEDS OF WOMEN AND GIRLS THE DAUGHTER OF SIR THOMAS MORE thing—is not this house as near heaven as my One of the crimes that will be rememberedagainst King Henry VIII. as long as the…

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