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formerly he sprinkled the many of those who come to be baptized. He has no other possessions, save it be the broken bedstead in his hut. Gentle in aspect, vehement in utterance, muscular of frame, in his age and loneliness as fanatical and devoted as in his days of harvest, William Wadé Harris abides, an African who by the mightiness of his own conviction has brought multitudes to the knowledge of the nearness of God.
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