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Old Saint Paul’s

BOOK THE THIRD
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And I trust that my dwelling may be as sure a refuge amid this pestilential storm as the ark of the patriarch proved when Heaven's vengeance was called forth in the mighty flood." Their devotions ended, the whole party repaired to one of the lower rooms, where a plentiful breakfast was provided, and of which they all partook.

The business of the day then began, and, as has just been observed, no one was suffered to remain idle.

The younger children were allowed to play and exercise themselves as much as they chose in the garret, and Blaize and Patience were occasionally invited to join them.
A certain portion of the evening was also devoted to harmless recreation and amusements.

The result may be anticipated.

No one suffered in health, while all improved in spirits.


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