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"Where is thy brother Abel? "
We will suppose, for the sake of argument, that the rights of our own children are secured; but though such security betokens an admirable state of affairs, it does not cover the whole ground; there are always the "other people's children. " The still small voice is forever saying, "Where is thy brother Abel?"