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ther. And keep her from being so cross tous ; and give her a new heart. The poor woman could bear it no longer; andgoing into the chamber where the little childstill kneeled, she flung herself upon her kneesbeside him, and began to pray in right goodearnest, using the same petition, that Grod… … He was praying in his childish manner.—{> 96. THE LITTLE SILK-WIXDER. 97 ing him with kisses. Can you forgive me,my Johnny ? Can you forgive your unhappymother? Our teacher says that we must not only for-give our enemies, but pray for them, repliedthe child, clasping his arms about his…
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