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| CHAPTER XI. |
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| REFLECTIONS.—BUNKER HILL MONUMENT.—LETTERS, |
82 |
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| CHAPTER XII. |
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| JOURNEY TO CANADA.—LETTERS.—DIARY.—CHARITIES, |
89 |
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| CHAPTER XIII. |
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| CORRESPONDENCE WITH MR. WEBSTER.—LETTERS, |
96 |
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| CHAPTER XIV. |
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| TESTIMONIAL TO MR. WEBSTER.—DANGEROUS ILLNESS.—LETTERS, |
102 |
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| CHAPTER XV. |
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| JOURNEY TO NEW HAMPSHIRE.—LETTERS.—RESIGNS OFFICE OF TRUSTEE AT HOSPITAL.—LETTERS, |
109 |
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| CHAPTER XVI. |
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| DAILY EXERCISE.—REGIMEN.—IMPROVING HEALTH.—LETTERS, |
122 |
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| CHAPTER XVII. |
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| REFLECTIONS.—VISIT TO WASHINGTON.—VISIT TO RAINSFORD ISLAND.—REFLECTIONS.—VIEW OF DEATH.—REFLECTIONS, |
137 |
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| CHAPTER XVIII. |
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| BROTHER'S DEATH.—LETTERS.—GIFTS.—LETTERS.—BIRTH-PLACE.—DIARY.—APPLICATIONS FOR AID.—REFLECTIONS.—LETTER FROM REV. DR. STONE.—DIARY, |
147 |
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| CHAPTER XIX. |
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| REFLECTIONS.—LETTERS.—ACCOUNT OF EFFORTS TO COMPLETE BUNKER HILL MONUMENT, |
165 |
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| CHAPTER XX. |
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| INTEREST IN MOUNT AUBURN.—REV. DR. SHARP.—LETTER FROM BISHOP McILVAINE.—LETTER FROM JUDGE STORY, |
175 |
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| CHAPTER XXI. |
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| ACQUAINTANCE WITH PRESIDENT HOPKINS.—LETTERS.—AFFECTION FOR BRATTLE-STREET CHURCH.—DEATH OF MRS. APPLETON.—LETTERS.—AMESBURY CO., |
182 |
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| CHAPTER XXII. |
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| DEATH OF HIS DAUGHTER.—LETTERS.—DONATION TO WILLIAMS COLLEGE.—BENEFICENCE.—LETTERS, |
193 |
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| CHAPTER XXIII. |
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| LETTER FROM DR. SHARP.—ILLNESS AND DEATH OF HIS SON.—LETTERS.—AFFLICTIONS, |
203 |
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| CHAPTER XXIV. |
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| REFLECTIONS.—EXPENDITURES.—LETTERS.—DONATION FOR LIBRARY AT WILLIAMS COLLEGE.—VIEWS ON STUDY OF ANATOMY, |
212 |
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| CHAPTER XXV. |
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| DONATION TO LAWRENCE ACADEMY.—CORRESPONDENCE WITH R. G. PARKER.—SLEIGH-RIDES.—AVERSION TO NOTORIETY.—CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL, |
221 |
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| CHAPTER XXVI. |
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| CAPTAIN A. S. MCKENZIE.—DIARY.—AID TO IRELAND.—MADAM PRESCOTT.—SIR WILLIAM COLEBROOKE, |
234 |
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| CHAPTER XXVII. |
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| MR. LAWRENCE AS AN APPLICANT.—LETTERS.—DIARY.—PRAYER AND MEDITATIONS.—FAC-SIMILE OF HAND-WRITING.—LIBERALITY TO A CREDITOR.—LETTERS, |
242 |
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| CHAPTER XXVIII. |
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| REFLECTIONS.—VIEWS ON HOLDING OFFICE.—LETTERS.—CAPT. A. SLIDELL McKENZIE.—DEATH OF BROTHER AND OF HON. J. MASON, |
255 |
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| CHAPTER XXIX. |
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| SYSTEM IN ACCOUNTS.—LETTER FROM PROF. STUART—LETTERS.—DIARY.—DR. HAMILTON.—FATHER MATHEW, |
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| CHAPTER XXX. |
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| CODICIL TO WILL.—ILLNESS—GEN. WHITING.—LETTERS.—DIARY, |
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