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THE HEAVIEST CROSS.

THE HEAVIEST CROSS. Edgar M. More. 485.1 It must be pitiful to bear great blame, All undeserved, sure that with open scorn, Or unclean jests of their own vileness born, Or covert sneers, vile lips repeat your name. To know that honest…

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