...tenderly. There was no hard spot in his breast. His house was the centre of countless mercies to the various forms of want; and there were few solicitors...necessity or public benefactions, that his doors did not weleome and send away satisfied. Though subject to occasional attacks of nervous illness, Dr. Parkman...

...especially among those of his own profession, and their families, and to bestow upon them kindly attentions. Every aspect of suffering touched him tenderly. There...breast. His house was the centre of countless mercies to the various forms of want; and there were few solicitors of alms, local or itinerant, and whether for...

...Christian conscience ; but it did make him the constant and munificent guardian of penury and distress. Every aspect of suffering touched him tenderly. There...breast. His house was the centre of countless mercies to the various forms of want ; and there were few solicitors of alms, local or itinerant, and whether...

...charity." The Rev. FD Huntington (then a Unitarian minister, now Bishop of Central New York) says: — "Every aspect of suffering touched him tenderly. There...his breast. His house was the centre of countless mercity to various forms of want; and there were few solicitors of alms, local or itinerant, and whether...

...noted for his public spirit and benevolence. Bishop Huntington, who knew him well, says of him : " Every aspect of suffering touched him tenderly. There...his doors did not welcome and send away satisfied. . . . For many years he was widely known and esteemed for his efficient interest in some of our most...

...noted for his public spirit and benevolence. Bishop Huntington, who knew him well, says of him : " Every aspect of suffering touched him tenderly. There...his doors did not welcome and send away satisfied. . . . For many years he was widely known and esteemed for his efficient interest in some of our most...

...was noted for his public spirit and benevolence. Bishop Huntington, who knew him well, says of him: " Every aspect of suffering touched him tenderly. There...his doors did not welcome and send away satisfied. . . . For many years he was widely known and esteemed for his efficient interest in some of our most...

...noted for his public spirit and benevolence. Bishop Huntington, who knew him well, says of him : " Every aspect of suffering touched him tenderly. There...forms of want ; and there were few solicitors of alms, 215 local or itinerant, and whether for private necessity or public benefactions, that his doors did...

...the centre of countless mercies to various forms of want; and there were few solicitors of alms, 215 local or itinerant, and whether for private necessity...his doors did not welcome and send away satisfied. . . . For many years he was widely known and esteemed for his efficient interest in some of our most...

...Every aspect of suffering touched him tenderly. His house was the centre of countless mercies to the various forms of want; and there were few solicitors...his doors did not welcome and send away satisfied. "Though subject to occasional attacks of nervous illness, Dr. Parkman accomplished large labors. In...