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good and faithful servant; enter thou
into the joy of thy Lord.” Let it be
your aim, dear young friend, to live ©
for heaven as well as for earth.

But I must chat no longer with you
‘at present. It is time for me to bid
you good-by. Perhaps I may make
another book for you, at some future
time, if I should live. I have scores
of things that I want to tell you. By
the way, how would you like to read.
something about what I saw and heard
in Europe? I have more than half a
mind to give you, one of these days,
a little sketch of my travels there. I