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Moral tales — The Dutiful Daughter & Grand-Daughter

How can I pray that I may live happily in this world, or go to heaven hereafter, if I do not obey the comand of the Great God who made me, and sent me into the world to do all the good in my power? For my part, if God pleases to give me strength, I do not mind how hard I work, to help to maintain my mother, she shall never want for any thing I can earn for her.
Then I fear, said Mrs. Andrews, I shall rob you of a pleasure if I provide for your mother myself
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Moral tales — The Dutiful Daughter & Grand-Daughter

Andrews came very seasonably, for though Betty Loveit was willing, she was not very able to support her mother, and she had put herself to great straits to do what she had done, and therefore received this kind offer with grateful thanks. Mrs. Andrews then took her leave, and the poor blind woman, and her daughter, and grand-daughter, returned thanks to God for his great goodness in raising them up such a friend.
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