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Letters of Condolence
27th July 1889.
Dear Gnanapragasam,
I am sorry to hear of your father's death. I believed, I remember that he sent me a copy of a book of his, which I have heard well spoken of. How are you employed yourself? Accept of my sincere sympathy with you, and
Yours truly,
(Signed) Wm. MILLER
My Dear Friend,
I have received your letters to which I should have replied but that I have been laid aside with illness. I little thought that your letter of to-day would have contained such sad news. Your father's death is a great loss to you. for no one can fill his place. It is a great grief to me. I respected him much both for his goodness and ability. His writings will continue to do much good, and you and all of us who knew him either personally or by his works will continue to cherish his memory. We know that he has gone home to be with God and now what can we do better than follow him as he followed Christ. I pray that God may comfort you and all your bereaved friends. and that you may exert yourself with God's help and prove
