60 TURNS OF FORTUNE.

provements; there were flourishing schools,
and benevolent societies, and the constant ex-
ercise of individual charities; and many said
that’ Sarah Bond, and niece, and nephew, did
more good with hundreds than others did with
thousands. From having had practical expe-
rience of poverty, they understood how to re-
medy its wants, and minister to its sorrows.
And to the last hour of her prolonged life,
Sarah Bond remembered
THE USES OF ADVERSITY.

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