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Staten Island (New York, United States) (search for this): chapter 162
To Mr. And Mrs. S. E. Sewall. Staten Island, January 10, 1875.
You don't know how frequently and how affectionately I think of you, and how I long to have the light of your countenances shine upon me. Mr. and Mrs. S. go over to New York two or three times a week, and I sit alone in my little room and think, think, think.
And there is but one who occupies my thoughts more than you two dear, good friends, whom he loved so well.
Pope says, The last years of life, like tickets left in the wheel, rise in value.
It certainly is true of the last friends that remain to us. I have been eminently blest in my few intimate friends, and I think it is mainly owing to the fact that they were all sifted in the anti-slavery sieve ..
On Christmas Eve I went with R. H. to a gathering of O. B. Frothingham's Sunday-school scholars and a troop of poor children whom they had invited to partake with them of the manifold treasures on the Christmas-tree.
Oliver Johnson personated Santa Claus, and
S. E. Sewall (search for this): chapter 162
To Mr. And Mrs. S. E. Sewall. Staten Island, January 10, 1875.
You don't know how frequently and how affectionately I think of you, and how I long to have the light of your countenances shine upon me. Mr. and Mrs. S. go over to New York two or three times a week, and I sit alone in my little room and think, think, think.
And there is but one who occupies my thoughts more than you two dear, good friends, whom he loved so well.
Pope says, The last years of life, like tickets left in the wheel, rise in value.
It certainly is true of the last friends that remain to us. I have been eminently blest in my few intimate friends, and I think it is mainly owing to the fact that they were all sifted in the anti-slavery sieve ..
On Christmas Eve I went with R. H. to a gathering of O. B. Frothingham's Sunday-school scholars and a troop of poor children whom they had invited to partake with them of the manifold treasures on the Christmas-tree.
Oliver Johnson personated Santa Claus, and
Oliver Johnson (search for this): chapter 162
Samuel E. Sewall (search for this): chapter 162
To Mr. And Mrs. S. E. Sewall. Staten Island, January 10, 1875.
You don't know how frequently and how affectionately I think of you, and how I long to have the light of your countenances shine upon me. Mr. and Mrs. S. go over to New York two or three times a week, and I sit alone in my little room and think, think, think.
And there is but one who occupies my thoughts more than you two dear, good friends, whom he loved so well.
Pope says, The last years of life, like tickets left in the wheel, rise in value.
It certainly is true of the last friends that remain to us. I have been eminently blest in my few intimate friends, and I think it is mainly owing to the fact that they were all sifted in the anti-slavery sieve ..
On Christmas Eve I went with R. H. to a gathering of O. B. Frothingham's Sunday-school scholars and a troop of poor children whom they had invited to partake with them of the manifold treasures on the Christmas-tree.
Oliver Johnson personated Santa Claus, and
O. B. Frothingham (search for this): chapter 162
Pope (search for this): chapter 162
To Mr. And Mrs. S. E. Sewall. Staten Island, January 10, 1875.
You don't know how frequently and how affectionately I think of you, and how I long to have the light of your countenances shine upon me. Mr. and Mrs. S. go over to New York two or three times a week, and I sit alone in my little room and think, think, think.
And there is but one who occupies my thoughts more than you two dear, good friends, whom he loved so well.
Pope says, The last years of life, like tickets left in the wheel, rise in value.
It certainly is true of the last friends that remain to us. I have been eminently blest in my few intimate friends, and I think it is mainly owing to the fact that they were all sifted in the anti-slavery sieve ..
On Christmas Eve I went with R. H. to a gathering of O. B. Frothingham's Sunday-school scholars and a troop of poor children whom they had invited to partake with them of the manifold treasures on the Christmas-tree.
Oliver Johnson personated Santa Claus, and d
George William Curtis (search for this): chapter 162
George W. Curtis (search for this): chapter 162
Santa Claus (search for this): chapter 162
January 10th, 1875 AD (search for this): chapter 162
To Mr. And Mrs. S. E. Sewall. Staten Island, January 10, 1875.
You don't know how frequently and how affectionately I think of you, and how I long to have the light of your countenances shine upon me. Mr. and Mrs. S. go over to New York two or three times a week, and I sit alone in my little room and think, think, think.
And there is but one who occupies my thoughts more than you two dear, good friends, whom he loved so well.
Pope says, The last years of life, like tickets left in the wheel, rise in value.
It certainly is true of the last friends that remain to us. I have been eminently blest in my few intimate friends, and I think it is mainly owing to the fact that they were all sifted in the anti-slavery sieve ..
On Christmas Eve I went with R. H. to a gathering of O. B. Frothingham's Sunday-school scholars and a troop of poor children whom they had invited to partake with them of the manifold treasures on the Christmas-tree.
Oliver Johnson personated Santa Claus, and d