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almost as great as one man can do to another.
| could almost have consented to have stood
without the utterance of u word, and lived
down the SANDER by patient continuance in
well doing; but sisters honor, and the in
terest in me which belonged TO the more than
1000 souls of my flock, would not prevent it,
Nor would the Observer permit it, whose pur-
pose it was with double stroke to destroy me,
and blast the influence of the world-read
Uncle Toms Cabin
Ii was my prayer to God when began this
narrative that my brain might not reel nor be
leftto error, and it was my promise, if He would
give me grace and wisdom to strike true
blow for a sister, that should set her free from
the accursed entertainments in which her reputa-
ton stood spell-bound before the public, that
would hardly ask thing for myself But God
has given me all and more, and the work is
done, and eternity will not untwine the cords
with which this monstrous iniquity is bound
for the sacrifice
commit this narrative to the sober judg-
ment Of all good men; and myself commit to
the charge of Almighty God
HENRY WARD BEECHER.
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