Walks Or Usefulness, Or Reminiscences of Mrs. Margaret Prior (Classic Reprint)

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Death of Mr. Prion - Bereavement deeply felt - Change of circumstances.-origin of the question, Can not something he done to stay the tide of vice in our city? - Believing prayer.-knowledge of the condition and wants of the young - Beginning and end of the career of vice - Organization of the A. F. M. R. Society.-be comes one of its board of managers. - Motive. - Sym pathy for the wretched - Interest in relation to the half orphan asylum. - Employed by the A. F. M. R. Society as a city missionary.

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