So, lest I be inclined To render ill for ill,- Henceforth in me instil, O God, a sweet good-will To all mankind. (Theodore Tilton)

So, lest I be inclined To render ill for ill,- Henceforth in me instil, O God, a sweet good-will To all mankind.

Theodore Tilton

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