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joined in my prayers ye
and don’t forget my thanks to the sweet Jewish —I can’t speak ‘em now, ‘tis you can best, and joined in my prayers ye shall ever be!” said our guardian angel, as I opened the door; and as she passed out, she added, “You are right, jewel—she’s worth all the fine ladies in Lon’on, feathers an’ all in a bag.” — from Tales and Novels — Volume 09 by Maria Edgeworth
Jesus I meant papa you
Again the little arms were round his neck, and hugging him close and closer, she whispered, "It was Jesus I meant, papa; you know He loves me even better than you do, and I must love Him best of all; but there is no one else that I love half so much as I love you, my own dear, dear precious father." — from Elsie Dinsmore by Martha Finley
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