The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-11-27


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orphan.
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rounding che orphan Moses E3-
ter, it Is true. watched .t distance.
bur she was herself bat "a Nttle china
me ark might have tEt "1 over ur4-
aeF the influence "t wand or current
/ zee Isfte sun beating down might
nave ..hed and k4tH3 the child
some proving Jackat "r ~sr3N'HE,f
dog might nave seized MIN. som"
/ Iaath~ome Nulture might have borne
{ nm. a Et4Z car al lE#HaF .+ Pho 8a.t
more u t. dreaded than ANY wild
bstSd might have found and destroyed
him. Myriad We're the dangers thai
SURROUNDED that frail child in a fran
bark His condition IS "a fit illustra-
tloH 81 every orphan c'haHl"n, Il
thlld even Win the protection ahd F1-
@IalAts Of d parent love aud care
iS by many dangers of Nia
and snam". every parent Sautdsts
ass he thinks Of tine evils. worse than
the ID the c~iocadile oE starvation.
as robertson puts IL, t9ai surround Ibis
chlIa- Ana Nhon We THINK Of the
helpless enid deprived 81 the me
M ; ici4"sI, Sh1'l4liA& rove, aha INC
IatAer strong arm we r,ailHe tn
lHihIi'ld rangers from Sll tAd| threat
| en- the orphan. These danger d~s&1.
7 The child when most h"lpie-Wba1
We&<est. They come when the child
IS most lApreSSlolahIc ana d@iehct-
less. they are fearful h~aFhlnG"r@
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ence, intcmperanee. hlasphemE. i'm
purify, 4ir~uthlH!Ae d~i#Aoh'siN
like foul birds Of evil are ready t"
seIze TIC chlId. The unprotected or
!phan. with none to shield or save. IS :
very sad picture. And if that orpha"
be a girl. the sight is tenfold saddor.
:. We see In the compassion Of
Pharaoh's daughter for the abandoned
Moses. the lesson Of compassion iof
o~fphanh"'d- NheA she saw we heIp-
less infant y was touched with pity.
and when the babe Hopt she was hltoti
with compassion.
She, q heather. moved by mere
Womahly c~olhpaSSlon' had sympathy
Iof nm. She pitied nm pe'duSe ne
was q pane, because lie Was q heiplesS
p2bc, because ne vas q pabe IN di@-
lFeSS ana Hanger, because ne WAS al.
ofpAal pane. no" II tlf'S woman -
z htaiiicn race /" &odieS9 rae. va
InoNed WIN c~oIhpa7SIoh nov iluc'i
more ou@llt W. % % hIoNth WitH ''i'
passion. we, VINO nave loi our goa Oh.
who IS the "fathef Of the 1athefleSS'
ana VINO mas mace one OF me clemens
o, lI.1t lt1l1lo:. - co'islSt - .l'inh
az laliiet - y ( :, " =
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Tho vcr,. face Of hnmanitv toward In
1nnn1ts tIot "a L,f1da5i anabanaaa
orphan; that has bulided orphahaSes
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: Il p.'[ 90 nity 3rfo bbaI1f1i IaIflea|ri =
GGIainanIa ~ , atb.
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IIe iotlh "L ! nan . - = o',oaT
No at Syrod 81. thaf row nf NIL
ones in white, and was not moved by
their very youth TO deer COMPASSION.
had little trIe manhood i'm him. IN
ac,n,tcb as We did it unto one of these
my brethren. even these least. We aid
+, it unto me"
The weakness of the orphan is an
appeal to our compassion. The weak
ness of our own child appeals might
~ unto us. It is the sick child. the
afflicted child, that receives the ten
derest care in the home. Its very
weakness is its mightiest plea.
The dangers e~ncOmpassing the or
phan appeal to our compassion. The
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