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11157	Various	The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 08, No. 46, August, 1861 A Magazine of Literature, Art, and Politics			.txt	text/plain	87189	3886	71	wild-wood, small groups, and single trees have taken its place. I said Miss Lucinda's face was unsaintly,--I mean unlike ancient saints "Why, I shall like to, Sir," replied the kindly, simple-hearted old "So I believe," said Monsieur, with his best bow, as Miss Lucinda was long in beginning; the little parlor looked so home-like and so He was at this time nearly thirty-one years old, having been born on who, when that time arrived, took the life of man, woman, and child, other day in a certain poem something about a _great grand man_, I a noble thing when a man grows old retaining something of youthful "Remember not," said a man who knew human nature well, little boy four years old crying in great distress. little thing's confidence better than I; but the poor little man's great where worn men regain the little child's heart, and old and young are	./cache/11157.txt	./txt/11157.txt