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iteration of a poor reformed ani purifief fellow lying In the feH grip
of consumption.
When I for the first time heard that read, niae I
felt that it was the most remarkable one I had ever encountered.
And it so warmed me toward Mr. Brown of St. Louis I
that if ever I visited that city again, I would seek out that excellent
man and kiss the hem of Ms garment if it was a new one. Well, I
visited St. Louis, hut I did not hunt for Mr. Brown; for, 1 the
investigations of long ago had proved that the benevolent Brown,
like * Jack Hunt/ was not a real person, but a invention of
that gifted rascal* Williams—burglar. Harvard graduate,, of a
clergyman.