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Untitled Page 84

be proud that in
days to come men
shall have no fault
to conceal, no weak-
ness to condone.
The young men
and women who
come to Palo Alto
year after year
shall be taught
what nobility of
character and sweet-
ness of spirit marked
your husband's daily
life. We had hoped
that he might

walk among us
many years more
that a thousand,
even ten thousand
students might
learn to know
him, and sometime
grasp his hand.

Now it remains
for us who knew
and loved him
to tell to others
what he was.

May God comfort you.

Jessie Knight Jordan.

June 25, 1893.

Untitled Page 84

be proud that in
days to come men
shall have no fault
to conceal, no weak-
ness to condone.
The young men
and women who
come to Palo Alto
year after year
shall be taught
what nobility of
character and sweet-
ness of spirit marked
your husband's daily
life. We had hoped
that he might

walk among us
many years more
that a thousand,
even ten thousand
students might
learn to know
him, and sometime
grasp his hand.

Now it remains
for us who knew
and loved him
to tell to others
what he was.

May God comfort you.

Jessie Knight Jordan
June 25, 1893.

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