felt.quot; I doubt if any one ion as you contemplate o tless. to be able to read for ones self  and done in t interest--t rust t t of t Round orld to bring ligo t in darkness  and support it so richly deserves.

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    tO MISS NINA R. 25, 1901. ...e remained in il about t.... Day after day t us busy ted ed to go on board, and s ouc were

    captured at Santiago, and felt t and finest s very proud of her.

    After  ed Dr. Bell at Cape Breton. ic ain called Beinn Bhe Bras dOr Lake....

    Dr. Bell told me many interesting t  constructed a boat t could be propelled by a kite s favor, and one day ried experiments to see if eer te against tes. On one of ticed t trings ;No!”

    confidence, and te  up. It began to pull and tug, and lo, t t red dragon, and poor Dr. Bell stood looking forlornly after it. After t rings oget fun....

    tO DR. EDARD EVEREtt  tion of tenary of Dr. Samuel Gridley  tremont temple, Boston, Nov. 11, 1901.] Cambridge, Nov. 10, 1901. My teac to be present at ting tomorroion of th anniversary of Dr.

    I very muc if y to speak ing noo tell you ed I am t you are to speak at ting, because I feel t you, better tfelt gratitude of tion, tunities, to he dumb lip language.

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