Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 439
athed a prayer. The min-ister was praying for the restof the people, but she neededto utter her own thoughtjust then. Father in heaven, I havelighted my little candle.Help me to keep it burn-ing ! I shall stumble often_, -~ in the darkness, I know,for it was all so clearwhen I could walk bymy… … Polly sank to sleep that night in her whitebed in the Pilgrim Chamber; and the name ofthe chamber was Peace indeed, for she had asmile on her lips,— a smile that looked as if thelittle candle had in truth been lighted in hersoul, and were shining through her face asthough it were a window. tinned.)
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