Innocence and Knowledge of Evil Weigh in Character
In a reflective piece the text contrasts innocence with virtue, arguing that progress requires knowledge of evil and the strength to resist temptation. It notes that innocence is beautiful but weak, while integrity and honor build true character, and includes a caution about heedlessly losing innocence. The remainder contains brief quips, a market notice, and a land patent notice referencing Charles D. Stafford in Kemmerer Wyoming.
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Charles D. Stafford
Kemmerer
Uinta
Wyoming
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