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noble youth! He just arrived at Easton this week [[unclear]] a tour through his state [[Pa?]] the object of which was to [[unclear]] means for him and to do good by showing what the Lord had done for a poor benighted Savage. He seems to have been called of God for some great purpose as you will readily be convinced after [[unclear]] his life and convertion: the latter of which was second only to that of St. Paul himself. Before the largest congregation that I ever witnessed in Easton, he arose with all the dignity and spleandors in native appearance of a Demosthenes or a Cicero and with all the humility and firmness of Stephen or a Paul; he exclaimed! I am happy to see that so many of you, my der friends have taken it into your hearts tonight to come out for the purpose of worshiping the great god. I do not expect to teach
noble youth! He just arrived at Easton this week a tour through this state (Pa) the object of which was to [[unclear]] means for him and to do good by showing what the Lord had done for a poor benighted Savage. He seems to have been called of God for some great purpose as you will readily be convinced after [[unclear]] his life and convertion: the latter of which was second only to that of St. Paul himself. Before the largest congregation that I ever witnessed in Easton, he arose with all the dignity and spleandors in native appearance of a Demosthenes or a Cicero and with all the humility and firmness of Stephen or a Paul; he exclaimed! I am happy to see that so many of you, my dir friends have taken it into your hearts tonight to come out for the purpose of worshiping the great god. I do not expect to teach

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noble youth! He just arrived at Easton this week a tour through this state (Pa) the object of which was to unclear means for him and to do good by showing what the Lord had done for a poor benighted Savage. He seems to have been called of God for some great purpose as you will readily be convinced after unclear his life and convertion: the latter of which was second only to that of St. Paul himself. Before the largest congregation that I ever witnessed in Easton, he arose with all the dignity and spleandors in native appearance of a Demosthenes or a Cicero and with all the humility and firmness of Stephen or a Paul; he exclaimed! I am happy to see that so many of you, my dir friends have taken it into your hearts tonight to come out for the purpose of worshiping the great god. I do not expect to teach