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away, that the living virtue may gry grow freer and [further ?],
[During?] all ages those [some?], who have since been thought
to have been benefactors of their [race?] were unknown
angels and their deeds and words met scorn and
ridicule. The Christian [Examiner?] wrote that book which, now,
is classed next the Bible, while in a loathsome prison and
surrounded by bitter enemies, He passed through the Valley
of [Humiliation?] to the Land of Beulah and the celestial City.
The Derby Dates [ on air?], and the "brave peacemaker", were scorned,
reviled and imprisoned, yet now, their memory and prnciples
are honored and respected by many who still keep their
[?] air and friendly speech, and they haveentered the
joy of their Lord.
[INSERT: The man or woman who steps out of the [?] truck,
to do a deed however worthy, is always [misunderstood?], Even
Florence Nightengale, was no exception, a delicate
woman who was in spite of her [unsympathizing?] friends and
the [uncheering?] world went to the far Crimea, suffering what
a woman must necessarily endure in such a place, with
her motives misconstrued and her endeavors unappreciated
she faithfully performed her mission, [binding?] the bleeding
wounds, comforting the distressed, and cheering the dying, so,
blessing the otherwise cheerless hospital, the poor soldier
[turned?] on his uneasy bed of pain, to kiss her shadow. She is
receiving her reward of faithfulness, where rebukes or scorn
cannot reach her.
From St. Paul of the 1st Century who was called mad, to, may I say, John Brown of
this [19?], who has been branded a [?] + traitor, is, alas, the history of the
good, the reformers of this world, is the same. The [perils?]
by their own countrymen, in [perils?] among false bretren

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