Daisy Dryden: A Memoir (1909) - Couverture souple

Daisy, who died at the age of ten, I have tried to give some incidents of her life, and so describe her individuality as. to show to the reader, that although she was on the whole a good child, possessing ordinary good sense, yet iu no way was she more remarkable than many other children. Her dying experience, therefore, was not the outgrowth of a life highly spiritual, nor was it one which had been educated in the least degree on the lines of mysticism or modem spiritualism.
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