Arthur, T. S. (Timothy Shay), 1809-1885 · Boston : Phillips & Sampson · leaf 106
hed and fostered,until it gradually gained strength, and in the end,became with him a ruling motive. Now, he is not ENDS OF LIFE, 103 with only happy himself, but makes every onewhom he associates cheerful and happy. I am sure you will try to be like^ father, Ed-ward, said Kate, looking her brother… … TRY AGAIN. * Have you finished your lesson, George? saidMr. Prentiss to a lad in his fourteenth year, whohad laid aside his book, and was busily engagedin the manufacture of a large paper kite. No, sir, replied George, hanging his head. Why not, my son ? Because it is so difficult. I am sure,…
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