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    - The narrator often encountered a poor, wayfaring man of grief who humbly asked for relief, but the narrator could never answer. - Though the man did not speak, there was something in his eye that won the narrator's love. - One time when the narrator's food was plenty, the man entered without a word. The narrator gave him all the food, and the man blessed and broke it. The narrator's portion was then an angel's.

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    - The narrator often encountered a poor, wayfaring man of grief who humbly asked for relief, but the narrator could never answer. - Though the man did not speak, there was something in his eye that won the narrator's love. - One time when the narrator's food was plenty, the man entered without a word. The narrator gave him all the food, and the man blessed and broke it. The narrator's portion was then an angel's.

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    - The narrator often encountered a poor, wayfaring man of grief who humbly asked for relief, but the narrator could never answer. - Though the man did not speak, there was something in his eye that won the narrator's love. - One time when the narrator's food was plenty, the man entered without a word. The narrator gave him all the food, and the man blessed and broke it. The narrator's portion was then an angel's.

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