Philadelphia : American Sunday School Union · leaf 105
at help toboth father and mother: and her memory issweet to this day. She walked as a strangerin the world, making haste to a better country,of which she was continually talking and sing-ing, until she made others long to go there too.And after she had done a great deal of workfor her own soul and… … THE LITTLE SILK-WINDER. 101 CHAPTER XIV. LET US PASS HOMEWARD SINGING. WHAT a delightful privilege, exclaims one,in the fulness of his heart, to express andcall forth thoughts high and good, to lightenthe load of care, and to brighten the decliningyears of age;—to bring forth stores of know-ledge…
Children's stories, American
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