New York Weekly edition
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| Series: | New York Weekly v. 20 no. 1 (chapters I-II (conclusion), page 4) |
| Item: | After Many Days |
| Author: |
Ware, Willie
(pseudonym used by Van Namee, J. William)
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| Date: |
November 24, 1864 |
| First Sentence: | "And you will always prove true, Edith, let come what may?" |
| Last Sentence: | The best cure for us all is to take unto ourselves, learn and practice the passage: "Study to mind your own business," instead of the one we seem most inclined to adopt, "Neglect your own business, and mind your neighbor's," remembering, "The over curious are not over-wise." |
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