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hearts are filled with love will regard the privilege of smoothing the
passage to the grave for their parents an inestimable privilege. They
will rejoice that they had a part in bringing comfort and peace to the
last days of their loved parents. To do otherwise than this, to deny to
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the helpless aged ones the kindly ministrations of sons and daughters,
would fill the soul with remorse, the days with regret, if our hearts
were not hardened and cold as a stone
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The Review and Herald, November 15, 1892
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