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Chronicles of the Canongate

INTRODUCTION
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After putting his hand to the dramatic plough, he cannot draw back, but must continue at it, and toil, till death release him from want, or charity, by its milder influence, steps in to render that want more tolerable.

He had little more to say, except that he sincerely hoped that the collection to-day, from the number of respectable gentlemen present, would meet the views entertained by the patrons.

He hoped it would do so.

They should not be disheartened.

Though they could not do a great deal, they might do something.


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