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_FAITH  AND TRUST._
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Friends' Intelligencer (1853-1910).  Philadelphia: Nov 18, 1876. Vol. 33,
Iss. 39; p. 614 (2 pages)
Second page:
Somebody remarks, "More tears are shed over fulfilled than over  disappointed
hopes;" and if we do not see the force of the sentences, we have  been spared
a sorrowful lesson.

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_FAITH  AND TRUST._
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BanCroft. Friends'  Intelligencer (1853-1910). Philadelphia: Jul 7, 1877.
Vol. 34, Iss. 20;  p. 309 (2 pages)

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