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Mdlle. Lind's triumph was but a few days old when she began to devote herself to the exercise of that boundless charity in which, throughout the whole of her life, she took infinitely greater interest than that which she bestowed upon her own advancement in the world.
On Sunday, the 29th of December, Herr Josephson-who had been reading one of Pastor Lindgren's sermons to her early in the morning at Madame Reyer's-accompanied her, later in the day, to the house of Madame Birch-Pfeiffer, a lady under whose superintendence she had resumed her study of the German language so inopportunely interrupted in Dresden.