...ago from my parents, natives of Roxbury, and which I believe is authentick. So great was Mr. Eliot's charity, that his salary was often distributed for the relief of his needy neighbours, so soon after the period at which he received it, that before another period arrived his...

...the narrative of private life, we survey the man in all his various atti• So great was Mr. Eliot's charity, that his salary was often distributed for the relief of his needy neighbours, so soon after the period at which lie received it, that before another period arrived his...

...leaves me, my memory fails me, my utterance fails me, but I thank God my charity holds out still.' So great was his charity, that his salary was often distributed for the relief of his needy neighbours, so soon after the period at which he received it, that, before another period arrived,...

...leaves me, my memory fails me, my utterance fails me, but I thank God my charity holds out still." So great was his charity, that his salary was often distributed for the relief of his seedy neighbours, so soon after the period at which he received it, that, before another period arrived,...

...Sachems. He was a true disciple of Him that went about doing good. He was equally ready to do good to hi.4 neighbors as to the sons of the forest. He was indeed...received, that before another period arrived, his own lamily were straitened for the comforts of life. One day the parish treasurer, он paying the money...

...anecdote is told, illustrative of the benevolence of Eliot's character and of his care for the poor: So great was his charity that his salary was often...needy neighbors so soon after the period at which he received it, that before another period arrived his own family were straitened for the comforts...

...labored for the Indians, and for his native people — always beloved by all. His charity was so great that his salary was often distributed for the relief...needy neighbors, so soon after the period at which he received it, that before another period arrived his own family were straightened for the comforts...

...labored for the Indians, and for his native people — always beloved by all. His charity was so great the chaP , he received it, that before another period arrived his own family were straightened for the comforts...

...labored for the Indians, and for his native people — always beloved by all. His charity was so great that his salary was often distributed for the relief...needy neighbors, so soon after the period at which he received it, that before another period arrived his own family were straightened for the comforts...