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who was always taking so much trouble to give
them pleasure; and he, watching the happy
children at play, or gathering them round him

‘while he told them stories, seemed to grow
younger as well as happier.

And now we must take leave of our little
friends. I may tell you that Katie grew up
with the same amiable, truthful, unselfish dis-
position that she had as a child ; that Harry was
his papa’s right hand; that Mary was a bless-
ing and a sunbeam to her grandfather in his
last years; and that Fanny continued to strive
earnestly to overcome her faults, and set an
example to her younger brothers and sister.

And so we will say farewell to them all.

 

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