WAsHrNaror, March 9, 1916.
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DoINe GooD.+ Even in indolent characters
there is pride n doing good, when that good
can be done easily; and when beneficial power
may be most extensively exerted, and its effects
most sensibly and Immediately acknowledged,
this is a pleasure equalled by few others, and
is one that is tacily felt by all.