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charity which is self-
forgetful, long-suffering, and
tender towards the [?]
and prejudices seen of others.
The dear Lord does not
want us to quarrel with
each other, on his account,
and he must look with
infinite [?] & compassion
upon us, when we cherish
unkindness in His name.

I often think of thy
dear father, & others of the
old [?] of freedom, in
this day of its triumph. May
we not think that they
rejoice with us?

Thy friend,

John G. Whittier

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charity which is self-
forgetful, long-suffering, and
tender towards the [?]
and predjudices seen of others.
The dear Lord does not
want us to quarrel with
each other, on his account,
and he must look with
infinite [?] & compassion
upon us, when we cherish
unkindness in His name.

I often think of thy
dear father, & others of the
old [?] of freedom, in
this day of its triumph. May
we not think that they
rejoice with us?

Thy friend,

John G. Whittier

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