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| He could not, therefore, be the instrument of raising a whole family from the lowest state of wretchedness to the highest pitch of joy without conveying great felicity to himself; more perhaps than worldly men often purchase to themselves by undergoing the most severe labour, and often by wading through the deepest iniquity. One day two street-urchins were playing and wading in the gutter, picking up old nails, pennies, and such things. Harrison wading up the lane," announced Davy, running out. |
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