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Influence : or, The little silk-winder (1851)

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assaway before another year shall have gone by; or we ourselves may be called home. What 5 52 THE LITTLE SILK-WINDER. has been our influence over others ? What effectsshall we leave behind ? Have we used thepower given to us for good or for evil ? Areour friends the better or the worse for… … THE LITTLE SILK-WINDER. 53 CHAPTER VII. THE INFLUENCE OF BOOKS. Trees yielding all fruit, whose leaves are for the healing of the nations. CICERO calls a library the soul of a house: v a solemn thought, and one that should make usvery careful. We heard of a gentleman, not longsince, refusing a…

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