Manuscript Fragment, 1893
Was a determined optimist. He loved the human soul and wished to see it made beautiful cost what it might.
He did not believe in evil—and when he came across it blamed the direct intervention of hell itself.
He found out excuses for every fault, and his first impulse was always to look for a good intention in the worst action.
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from A.M.R.—1893
DATABASE CONTENT
| (13263) | DL1865.017 | 197 | Letters | 1893 |
People - Records: 1
- (4743) [associated with] ~ Currier, John Charles
SOURCES
Manuscript Fragment, 1893, DL1865.017, Nau Collection
