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They will also advocate a more equitable division of the school fund between the races. The great factor in the solution of this problem is education and the Negro schools are the hope of the race. The Attitude of the North Towards This Problem. Just now, the attitude of the North towards this problem is that of an onlooker and well wisher.
And last, but not least by any means, he found Mr. Michael Bawdrey just what he had been told he would find him, namely, a dear, lovable, sunny-tempered old man, who fairly idolised his young wife and absolutely adored his frank-faced, affectionate, big boy of a son, and who ought not, in the common course of things, to have an enemy or an evil wisher in all the world.
"I am, dear sisters, your well- wisher, "Only a Methodist!" To CHARLES WESLEY: "MADELEY, October 12th, 1761. "MY DEAR SIR, You have always the goodness to encourage me, and your encouragements are not unseasonable; for discouragements follow one another with very little intermission.
"There is only one to quarrel with about this sad affair, John Everard," said he smoothly, "and that only one is your friend and well wisher, Quincy Livingstone. I want you to remember that, when we set out to take his scalp. It's a judgment on you that you are the first to suffer directly by this man's plotting. You needn't talk back.
"So now to conclude my little Ragged History * I as you know did ever impress on your mind to look to God, for so still I continue to do the same think less of me but more of your Creator, * So in this I wish you well and bid you farewell and subscribe myself your nearest friend and well wisher for Ever John'a Gillett New York, Dec. 2nd, 1776. To Eliza Gillett at West Harford
"You might," I answered, "and I'll rest my back and light my pipe while you do so." She was on the way to her aunt's wash-house, where she worked Mondays. "'Tis like this," she said. "I've had a very strange, secret sort of a letter, Mr. Bates. It's signed 'Well Wisher, and I believe it's true. Thank God I'm sure if it is." She handed me the letter and I read it.
Accordingly he tried by perpetual expressions of zeal and goodwill to conceal the increasing spirit of doubt and hesitation with which even the staff was imbued. I found out the state of affairs one day when a company of our singers was invited with me to the country house of a certain Herr Dumba, who was introduced to me as a most enthusiastic well- wisher.
No man was a warmer wisher for reconciliation than myself, before the fatal nineteenth of April 1775, but the moment the event of that day was made known, I rejected the hardened, sullen tempered Pharaoh of England for ever; and disdain the wretch, that with the pretended title of FATHER OF HIS PEOPLE can unfeelingly hear of their slaughter, and composedly sleep with their blood upon his soul.
He might ask Raymond to lunch, or tea, and give him a serious talking to. He'll know what to say." "He's too mild and easy. It will go in at one ear and come out of the other," prophesied Daniel. But none the less he called on Mr. Churchouse when next at Bridetown. The old man had just received a parcel by post and was elated. "A most interesting work sent to me from 'A Well Wisher," he said.
And last, but not least by any means, he found Mr. Michael Bawdrey just what he had been told he would find him, namely, a dear, lovable, sunny-tempered old man, who fairly idolized his young wife and absolutely adored his frank-faced, affectionate, big boy of a son, and who ought not, in the common course of things, to have an enemy or an evil wisher in all the world.
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