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who returning the endearing glance
with a gentle caress, added: my dear
Nurse, pray to God Almighty to make
me asgood as you are, andthen Iam sure
he will love me, and make me happy
when I die, and will let me sce you
and my dear Mamma in another world,

when we rise again to be angels in héa-.

ven, as you say we shall be if we are
good.”—“ THe will make you both wiser
and better, I trust, than I am,” rejoined
the Dame, “ and so order our ways,
that we may apply our hearts unto
wisdom, and both be partakers together
of the happiness he has promised to
those who serve and obey him as they
ought, in spirit and in truth.”

From this time Rosa carefully avoided
the error into which she had fallen.

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