ssion ofsympathy lighting up the well-known and be-loved countenance of one who has often treatedour sorrows with compassion, returned long-suffering to our tryingness, and shown enduringfidelity in our burden—endeared to us like agallant ship, which, though the gloss of itsnew paint and rigging… … Fig. 91.
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