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But we knew the nobleness of his philanthropy, and we trusted him to the uttermost, as it was our duty to do.
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John Morley
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gutenberg.orgBut we knew the nobleness of his philanthropy, and we trusted him to the uttermost, as it was our duty to do.
Morley expresses his unwavering trust in Gordon's philanthropic intentions despite the unfolding tragedy.
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