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His self-conquest, however, was not very per, he fancied his son was not particularly

grieved, and he was passive under the thought that an epoch in his

life had coan to show the distance to

the place to which he travelled, and, still worse, that the boy who

had been so close to hione from him

There is no reressively efficacious All that we have a right to expect froradually, it will assist us to

a real victory After each apparent defeat, if we are bravely in

earnest, we gain so on our former position Baruch o

days on his journey back to town, and as he came nearer home, he

recovered himself a little Suddenly he remembered the bookshop and

the book for which he had to call, and that he had intended to ask

Marshall so about the bookseller's new assistant