Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 724
ology has lenta helping hand to others, and many words seem to bepoetry in themselves. The hero (if I may so call it) of this paper is thelittle word kind—little, but full of meaning. Itstwo most common uses are the adjective meaningaverse to hurting or paining,and the term man-kind —the human… … BEAR. BY EDWIN M. EINSTEIN, AGE 15. (FIRST PRIZE, WILDANIMAL PHOTOGRAPHY.) and from that comes kind, that is, kinned. Akind person is a kinned person, one of kin, one whoacknowledges his kinship to others, and the debt oflove which, as a kinsman, he owes them. Now, man-kind is man-kinned, that is…
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